Costa Del Mar Irie Polarized Sunglasses Tortoise GreenMirror580G
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Costa Del Mar Irie Polarized Sunglasses for Everyday Sun and Water
Irie takes its name from the Caribbean expression for everything being good, and Costa built these polarized sunglasses to help you get there faster. Between long days on the boat, at the beach, or just running around South Florida, Irie pairs Costa's polarized, color-enhancing 580 lens technology with an oversized frame and a distinctive keyhole nose piece, so the sun stops being a distraction.
What the 580 Lens Technology Actually Does
- Absorbs harmful high-energy blue light (HEV)
- Enhances reds, greens, and blues so colors look sharper, not just darker
- Filters out harsh yellow light that causes glare
- Uses glass for the clearest optical quality available in a lens material
- Blocks 100% of UV light for genuine eye protection, not just tint
Built to Take a Beating
The mirror coating on Irie's lenses is encapsulated between layers of glass rather than sitting on the surface, which is what makes it scratch-proof instead of just scratch-resistant. Costa also uses a molecular bond called C-WALL on the frame that adds further scratch resistance, so these hold up to the salt, sand, and general abuse that comes with a day on the water.
Who Irie Is Built For
Irie suits anyone who wants an oversized, statement-making frame rather than a low-profile pair of shades, whether that is a day of fishing off the dock, cruising the Intracoastal, or just walking the beach. Costa's glass lenses run 20 percent thinner and 22 percent lighter than average polarized glass, so the extra coverage does not mean extra weight on your face.
Caring for Polarized Glass Lenses
Rinse the lenses with fresh water after any exposure to saltwater or sunscreen, then wipe them dry with a clean microfiber cloth rather than a shirt or towel that can carry grit. Store them in a case when not in use to protect the frame and keep the polarized coating performing the way it should over years of use.
Why Shop Costa Del Mar at Island Water Sports
Costa Del Mar has built its reputation making polarized sunglasses in Daytona Beach, Florida, for exactly the kind of sun and saltwater conditions South Florida delivers every day. Island Water Sports carries the Irie lineup in person and online so you can see the fit, ask questions, and walk out ready for the water the same day.
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Specifications
- Brand
- Costa Del Mar
- Product
- Costa Del Mar Irie Polarized Sunglasses Tortoise GreenMirror580G
- Gender
- Male
- MPN
- 210000195902
- Feature
- Absorbing Harmful High-Energy Blue Light (HEV)
- Feature
- Enhancing Reds, Greens, and Blues
- Feature
- Filtering Out Harsh Yellow
- Feature
- Glass Provides The Best Clarity In Material
- Feature
- Encapsulated Mirrors (Between Layers Of Glass) Are Scratch-Proof
- Feature
- 20% Thinner And 22% Lighter Than Average Polarized Glass
- Feature
- Polycarbonate & are your lightest and most durable lens material options
- Feature
- C-WALL® is a molecular bond which is scratch-resistant
- Feature
- 100% of UV light, providing you the best in light management and protection.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What does the 580G lens do on Costa Del Mar sunglasses?
- Costa's 580 lens technology absorbs harmful high-energy blue light, enhances reds, greens, and blues, filters out harsh yellow glare, and blocks 100% of UV light. The G designation means the lens is made of glass, which offers the clearest optical quality of Costa's lens materials.
- Are Costa Del Mar Irie sunglasses scratch resistant?
- Yes. The mirror coating is encapsulated between layers of glass rather than applied to the surface, making it scratch-proof, and the frame uses Costa's C-WALL molecular bond for added scratch resistance.
- Do Costa Del Mar sunglasses come with a warranty?
- Costa Del Mar backs its sunglasses with a manufacturer warranty; contact Island Water Sports or Costa directly with your purchase details for specific warranty service.
- How do I clean polarized Costa sunglasses?
- Rinse with fresh water to remove salt or sunscreen residue, then dry with a clean microfiber cloth. Avoid wiping with shirts or towels that can carry grit and scratch the lens.
- Are Costa Del Mar glass lenses heavier than plastic?
- No. Costa's glass lenses run 20% thinner and 22% lighter than average polarized glass, so you get the optical clarity of glass without extra weight.
- Where can I buy Costa Del Mar sunglasses near me?
- Island Water Sports carries the Costa Del Mar Irie lineup in South Florida, both in store and online, with the full range of lens and frame details available on the product page.