The Superfocus "superframe" contains the focusing mechanism and the focusing lenses.
The focusing lenses consist of a thin, top-of-the-line, fully multi-coated rigid element, an incredibly pure optical liquid, and a flexible front membrane.
The frame itself is constructed of rugged, laser-welded stainless steel.
Superframe Styles
We now offer two superframe styles.
Both were designed for Superfocus by the internationally-known design firm, M-Design.
Both have the same focusing mechanism and the same focusing lenses.
Both use the same prescription front lenses.
Both have the same robust stainless steel construction.
The difference is in the finish and the "look."
Bauhaus:
Premium Superframe
This Superfocus style has been named Bauhaus in appreciation of the iconic movement created by design master Walter Gropius in Weimar in the 1920s. The Bauhaus has been a profound worldwide influence in art, architecture, graphic design, and last but not least, product design. We believe that Dr. Gropius would have approved of the sleek, utilitarian look of these Superfocus glasses.
Suitable for all sizes and shapes of heads and faces, including large heads.
The original unique, iconic Superfocus design.
Satin-finish stainless steel with colored temples.
Temples available in:
Silver (to match the frames)
Blue
Red
Black
Corbu - New! Premium-Plus Superframe
New style of Superfocus!
We proudly call these Superfocus glasses Corbu. Named after Le Corbusier, one of the great pioneers of modern architecture, whose signature look was his famous, round, dark-rimmed glasses, with the temples centered on the circular rims. Look familiar?
Snugger fit than Bauhaus. Less suitable than Bauhaus for people with particularly wide heads.
Classically handsome frames inspired by the trademark glasses famously worn by Le Corbusier, one of the great pioneers of modern architecture.
Stainless steel with a premium titanium aluminum carbo-nitride dark charcoal PVD coating. High-tech color-matched translucent charcoal temples.
What is titanium aluminium carbo-nitride PVD?
PVD stands for Physical Vapor Deposition. PVD is a process which molecularly bonds a tough, high performance metallic compound onto a metal substrate.
As a result of ever-growing emphasis on industrial performance, PVD coatings are becoming widely used to protect and harden the surfaces of metal cutting tools. But they are also being offered, for example, on high-end watches.
The most popular PVD finish for exclusive watches is titanium carbide. Corbu metalwork is finished with titanium aluminum carbo-nitride, a more advanced state-of-the-art PVD finish. The color is a handsome, unisex, charcoal grey.
“With Superfocus I enjoy reading again! I have worn contacts fulltime ever since my 20’s, the last 15 years as monovision. Since I discovered Superfocus, I can read again at length without eyestrain.”- AMK
