Performance eyewear and helmets help us enjoy our favorite outdoor activities, but without proper care even the best products can deteriorate. Properly cleaning your eyewear and helmet can prevent damage and prolong their lifetime. Read on to learn how to best take care of your eyewear products.
SUNGLASSES :
To clean your sunglasses, use a soft microfiber cloth or other non-abrasive material. Start by gently washing the frame and lens in soapy water, then rinse with clean water and wipe away any remaining moisture.
Avoid using solvents, chemical cleaners, paper-based products, gloves or other abrasive materials that may permanently damage the lens.
Once you’ve finished cleaning, let the lens and frame air dry before putting them away. Avoid leaving them in direct sunlight or next to a heat source, as this may cause damage to the frame or lens. Always remember to store your sunglasses in their microfiber case/pouch.
GOGGLES :
For snow and bike goggles, always use a soft surface—such as a microfiber cloth—and clean the outside of your lens first. Dampen a cloth and gently rub the lens’s surface, then remove any remaining moisture with a dry microfiber cloth.
The internal surface of all goggle lenses is treated with an anti-fog treatment. Using a damp cloth or wiping the lens when it’s covered in fog or snow may increase the chances of fogging. In this case, shake the goggle to help the moisture slide off. Wait a few moments, then gently clean the lens with a damp cloth.
Again, avoid solvents, chemicals, paper-based products, gloves or other abrasive materials that may permanently damage the lens.
Make sure to let the lens air dry before putting the goggles away. Avoid leaving them in direct sunlight or by a heat source, as this may cause damage to the frame or lens. Remember to always store your goggles in their microfiber case/pouch.
Bike and Ski HELMETS:
Did you know, Beyond Vision LNK is an authorized dealer of Julbo ski helmets in the winter?
To clean your helmet, start by wiping the openings and vents with a cotton swab moistened with mild soapy water. Then dry gently or leave it to dry on a towel.
Let the helmet dry entirely before putting it away. Do not leave it in direct sunlight or by a heat source, as this may cause permanent damage.
DAMAGES & REPAIRS:
Our partner sunglass lines have been manufacturing quality performance eyewear for over 130 years, and we stand behind our products. We offer a lifetime warranty against manufacturing defects for the original owner. If requested, we will make every effort to repair the product submitted under the manufactuer warranty policy.
We will also perform requested repairs not covered under the manufacturer Lifetime Warranty Policy at the cost of the replacement parts.
Scratched lenses are not covered under warranty. We can, however, replace non-prescription sunglass lenses as long as they are available. Repairs can take two to six weeks, depending on the damage and availability of spare parts.