7 EYE TAKU PLUS Z87.1+ Safety Photochromic Motorcycle Sunglasses, Goggles
Product ID: B0CGR4DCZ3
Condition: New
Selected Option: Glossy Black DARKshift (Clear to Dark Gray)
$ 675
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Product Description
7 EYE TAKU PLUS Z87.1+ Safety Photochromic Motorcycle Sunglasses, Goggles
- MEDIUM TO EXTRA LARGE FIT: Curved wraparound motorcycle eyewear fits medium to extra large faces with solid coverage for a secure, comfortable fit under helmets during longer rides.
- MEDIUM TO EXTRA LARGE FIT: Curved wraparound motorcycle eyewear fits medium to extra large faces with solid coverage for a secure, comfortable fit under helmets during longer rides.
- MEDIUM TO EXTRA LARGE FIT: Curved wraparound motorcycle eyewear fits medium to extra large faces with solid coverage for a secure, comfortable fit under helmets during longer rides.
- MEDIUM TO EXTRA LARGE FIT: Curved wraparound motorcycle eyewear fits medium to extra large faces with solid coverage for a secure, comfortable fit under helmets during longer rides.
- MEDIUM TO EXTRA LARGE FIT: Curved wraparound motorcycle eyewear fits medium to extra large faces with solid coverage for a secure, comfortable fit under helmets during longer rides.
Technical Specifications
Country
USA
Brand
7 EYE
Manufacturer
7eye by Panoptx
PartNumber
270516
Model
270516
Warranty
Contact manufacturer for details.
Color
Glossy Black
Size
Fits medium to extra large faces.
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