For next level performance.
Outstanding performance while standing out from the crowd.
Do you want to achieve your best athletic performance without compromising visual protection? With HOYA Sportive sports lenses you could enjoy improved peripheral vison, while enjoying visual comfort and a dynamic, stylish look.
Through the use of our unique prism compensation technology, the Sportive are optimized for wraparound frames, providing a snug, comfortable fit and protection to the front and sides of the face.
With prescription Sports Lenses, you no longer need to choose between performance, protection and aesthetic appeal. With HOYA Sportive you could enjoy:
HOYA Sportive sport lenses are available in single vision and progressive designs*, and come in a variety of contrast enhancing tints and HOYA’s mirror coatings.
* Produced with freeform technology
Sportive are optimised for their high base curve frames with HOYA’s unique prism compensation technology facilitating a match with the frame curvature.
Good binocular visual experience which is useful in situation that required fast reaction
Clearer vision on te sides of the lenses
Wide peripheral vision with clear visual field and enhanced natural viewing in high curve lenses
Easy focusing in all gaze direction for good dynamic balance
Function and fashion go hand in hand with Special Sphere, HOYA’s range of contrast-enhancing tints. Fine details remain clearly visible when light conditions are far from optimal.
Appearance is everything! Customers who wish to keep up with the latest fashion trends can opt for a Hoya Mirror coating, which is available in three eyecatching colour variations.
Visit your optician regularly to have your eyes examined. In between examinations, if you notice a change in or are concerned about your eyesight, contact your nearest Hoya Vision optician.
Hoya Vision lenses offer vision correction and its coatings/treatments can also protect your eyes. Detecting and treating problems early can help maintain good vision for the rest of your life.
(1) HOYA data collected over three years with HOYA iDentifier.
(2) National Safety Council. Driving safely at night. http://bit.ly/2jCaWpl (accessed January 2017).
(3) National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. Night-time glare and driving performance, February 2007.
(4) EnRoute Progressive Pro only