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With an average RRP of around £150 the Serengeti Monza driving sunglasses are certainly not a cheap pair of eyewear, but with many sunglasses the price of the sunglasses does actually warrant its spectacular price tag.
As with all Serengeti eyewear the lenses are full of superb technology, but this is not what the review is about. It is about if these sunglasses work!
Unlike many designer sunglasses the price tag is covering the amazing development of the sunglasses and their lens. The sunglasses have in laymen terns light sensitive lens. What does this mean? Well we took a flash gun and fired it at the lens. Instantly the glass darkened and held that darker colour for the next few minutes. Amazing. So if you are driving and the sun pokes up from behind a house then you do not have to worry while you dive for your sun visor. The glasses instantly adjust to give you the added screen. They have even covered the blind spot as I like to call it. When you look over your shoulder there is still lens. And what's more the sunglasses even at the edges do not distort. Not sure how they managed that, but they did. Serengeti say the finest lens the world has seen. Well I would have to agree!
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