Description
Mako Diver 9525 — P2S1 Rose Brown Mirror Polycarbonate Lens
The Diver is built around a light polycarbonate-lens format that stays comfortable across fishing, boating, travel and general outdoor use. Finished in Shiny Demi, this version is built to deliver low-bulk comfort for active days around water.
The real difference is the P2S1 Rose Brown Mirror Polycarbonate. The rose base enhances contrast and depth cues while the brown mirror moderates reflected light. Mako does not specify HD, Infra-Red or photochromic filters for P2S1.
Choose P2S1 for a lightweight high-transmission lens across fishing, outdoor use and hazy or lower-light driving. In the Diver, the lens is paired with a frame designed for confident outdoor use rather than a generic one-size-fits-all story.
Why the Diver frame works
- Lightweight all-purpose design
- Comfortable fit for a broad range of faces
- Polycarbonate lenses for reduced wearing weight
What the P2S1 lens adds
P2S1 — Rose Brown Mirror Polycarbonate Lens
- Rose high-contrast filter
- Brown mirror
- Lightweight polycarbonate construction
- High light transmission
Mako lens technology explained
100% polarised
Polarised lenses are designed to minimise glare and soothe the eyes, helping the wearer see beyond reflections on water and windscreens.
100% UVA + UVB protection
UV-blocking lenses stop harmful UVA and UVB rays from reaching the eyes, helping protect long-term eye health.
100% Australian owned
Mako was an early Australian adopter of glass polarised lens technology and remains 100% Australian owned.
Scratch-resistant treatments help protect lenses during normal use but cannot make any lens completely scratch-proof. Always rinse away salt, sand and dust before wiping.
Product specifications
The Mako difference
Mako has developed polarised eyewear for Australian conditions for more than 25 years. Its Italian and Japanese lens program uses decentered optics engineered for 99.9% glare-free vision and true depth perception, with products tested by anglers, skippers, drivers and other outdoor professionals. Mako remains 100% Australian owned.
Care for your lenses
Rinse away salt, sand and dust with clean fresh water before wiping. Dry with a clean microfibre cloth and store the sunglasses in a protective case when they are not being worn. Avoid leaving eyewear exposed to extreme heat inside a parked vehicle.
