The V-Ti is Smith’s flagship performance-interchange model. The V-Ti offers some very high-end features while keeping the price reasonable for a polarized set of shades. To find out more about the V-Ti click the link below

The V-Ti as you could have already guessed incorporates titanium into its construction. The temples themselves are made from two different types of titanium allowing them to have the utmost flexibility. This ample flexibility allows the sunglasses to more easily conform to the wearers features while still offering lots of grip.

The V-Ti’s we’ll be testing are the chrome version. They come with Polar Copper (polarized), Ignitor, and Clear Mirror lenses in order to be adaptable to varying lighting conditions. A full feature list can be seen below.

• Premium grade Titanium in the temple fronts and Beta-Titanium in the temple ends to provide maximum flexibility
• Injected TR90 Grilamid facefront
• 7 base shield lens – used to give the correct amount of frame and lens curve for a correct fit and optical clarity
• Megol nose and temple pads
• TLT lenses – TLT stands for Tapered Lens Technology, it contours the thickness of the lens to eliminate distortion
• Carbonic lens material – Carbonic is the most impact resistant material available surpassing the ANSI Z80.3 standard
• Numerous lens tint options
• Lifetime Warranty

If you’d like to find out more about the V-Ti’s or any other Smith eyewear product you can visit their website.