





Sunglasses with therapeutic lenses -
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*See conditionsThe Junya Racer Brown Mosaic/D+ Copper sunglasses from the brand District Vision are designed for athletes demanding absolute optical precision.
They incorporate the revolutionary D+ therapeutic lens technology, the world’s first system where the correction is fused directly into the structure of unbreakable polycarbonate, thus eliminating the weight and distortions of traditional inserts. These hand-sculpted lenses offer exceptional panoramic clarity with a visible light transmission of 10.03%, adapting to varying light conditions. Equipped with oleophobic and anti-reflective coatings, they guarantee full protection against UVA/UVB rays while maintaining sharp vision in the most intense lighting conditions.
On the structural side, the frame has been developed with a holistic approach to provide unshakable support, even during high-speed descents or technical trail sessions. The generous dimensions ensure maximum protective coverage and a full peripheral field of vision. Ergonomics are pushed to the extreme with adjustable nose pads and adjustable endpieces, the latter reinforced by an internal titanium structure for optimal durability and lightness.
The result of advanced craftsmanship made in Japan, this model embodies the perfect balance between technical performance and mental well-being, true to the philosophy of District Vision.



- Sunglasses with therapeutic lenses
Lens:
- Hand-sculpted lenses
- D+ therapeutic lenses made from unbreakable polycarbonate composite
- Anti-reflective and anti-smudge coatings
- 100% protection against UVB-UVA
- Allows 10.03% of visible light to pass through
- Allows 6.06% of blue light to pass through
- Made from unbreakable polycarbonate composite
Frame:
- Frame perfectly fitting the size of the head
- Optimal protection even at high speed
- Adjustable nose pads and endpieces
- Titanium endpieces
- Made in Japan
Dimensions:
- Lens length: 145 mm
- Arm length: 125 mm
| D+ THERAPEUTIC LENSES | This is the world’s first integrated corrective screen technology, where the correction is incorporated into the lens as a single piece, not clipped or glued separately. The fully integrated corrective screen is remarkably lightweight and offers a panoramic vertical and peripheral field of vision. |