Extremus Rainier Polarized Sport Sunglasses,Gloss Crystal Frame,Smoke Base Ice Blue Mirror

KEY FEATURES – Extremus Rainier Polarized Sun shades lenses cut back glare – lightweight, durable, and comfy Grilamid frames- Anti-slip nose and temple pads – Block one hundred% of the damaging UVA and UVB rays – Designed for maximum have compatibility and comfort – Includes microfiber pouch and difficult storage case
EXCEPTIONAL LENSES – Extremus 1.0mm polarized TAC (Triacetate) lenses are manufactured with top of the range raw materials. The precision 9-layer construction produces lenses with superb optical quality which can be ultra-lightweight, tough, and scratch resistant. Extremus polarized Sun shades cut back glare as a result of reflected light to give a boost to vision, comfort, clarity, and lessen eye strain.
LIGHTWEIGHT FRAMES – Extremus Frames are constituted of Grilamid subject material which is often utilized in military and medical applications. This subject material is super lightweight, extremely flexible, heat resistant, and UV resistant. Grilamid frames are known for his or her amazing strength, lightweight comfort, shape integrity, and have an effect on resistance. This virtually indestructible ultra-lightweight and malleable subject material translates to a very comfy have compatibility and the tacky nose and temple pads save you slipping.
UV PROTECTION and LENS COLORS – Sun shades with smoke lenses are perfect for bright sunlight with essentially the most realistic color reproduction. Brown lenses build up contrast and depth perception, ideal for partially cloudy to sunny conditions. Copper Sun shades lenses provide superb contrast and depth perception, easiest fitted to moderate to low light. Extremus Sun shades block one hundred% of the damaging UVA and UVB rays and meet or exceed all U.S. ANSI standards.
SUNGLASSES CARE – Extremus features a molded custom hard case for storage and a microfiber pouch that can be utilized for cleaning in addition to storing your Sun shades. To steer clear of lens scratches and lens coating damage, clean your lenses with a clean microfiber cloth or a lint free cloth and fresh warm water. Never dip them in saltwater or dry with a paper towel.