The John Doe God of Speed Horn Brown sunglasses combine a brown horn-style frame with dark polarised lenses for riders who want a distinctive look, comfortable fit and glare reduction in bright conditions. This is the JD781-H-10 Horn Brown colourway, supplied under reference 949362.

Who are the God of Speed Horn sunglasses for?

They suit riders and everyday users looking for dark polarised sunglasses with a durable frame and UV400 filtration. The Horn Brown finish gives this version a warmer appearance than the separate JD781-01 God of Speed Black model.

Key features

• Official John Doe JD781-H-10 God of Speed Horn Brown model
• Brown horn-style frame colourway
• Dark, shatterproof polarised lenses
• Polarisation helps reduce reflected glare
• UV400 filters against harmful UV and blue-light rays
• Durable frame construction
• Designed for excellent visibility across a range of light conditions
• Comfortable fit for riding and everyday use

Detailed specifications

• Manufacturer reference: JD781-H-10
• Supplier reference: 949362
• Model: God of Speed Horn Brown
• Frame colour: Brown horn effect
• Lens tint: Dark
• Lens technology: Polarised
• UV filtration: UV400

Fit guide

The God of Speed Horn is an unsized sunglasses model. John Doe does not publish exact frame dimensions for this colourway, so check that the bridge sits securely and the temple arms do not create pressure. If you plan to wear the glasses with a motorcycle helmet, try the combination together because helmet lining shape varies.

What is supplied?

• One pair of John Doe JD781-H-10 God of Speed Horn Brown sunglasses

Questions and answers

Are the lenses polarised?

Yes. John Doe specifies shatterproof polarised lenses for the God of Speed Horn Brown.

What UV protection is specified?

John Doe specifies UV400 filters against harmful UV and blue-light rays.

Is this the black God of Speed model?

No. This is the JD781-H-10 Horn Brown colourway. The black version is the separate JD781-01 model.

Are these certified protective motorcycle goggles?

John Doe describes the lenses as shatterproof but does not publish a named motorcycle eye-protection or impact standard for this model. Treat them as sunglasses rather than a substitute for a helmet visor or certified protective goggles.

Moto Central fitting guidance

For the best result, try the sunglasses with your usual helmet and check for pressure around the temples and ears. Moto Central can help you assess the fit in the showroom.