proSPORT Aviator Polarized Bifocal Sunglasses Readers +2.00 Gunmetal Frame Smoke lens Men Women. Fit Medium to Extra Large Head Sizes.

proSPORT Aviator Polarized Bifocal Sunglasses Readers +2.00 Gunmetal Frame Smoke lens Men Women. Fit Medium to Extra Large Head Sizes.

• GLARE-CUTTING POLARIZED LENSES : For absolute clarity, always choose polarized lenses. Polarized bifocal readers eliminate glare from shiny objects such as chrome bumpers, car hoods, mirrors, & water. Polarized lens also provides maximum UV protection. Polarized bifocal sunglasses are great for outdoor activities including fishing, biking, cycling driving, hiking, walking or reading at beach.
• NEW IMPROVED BIFOCAL DESIGN : Most bifocals purchased off the shelf have a short magnified area . So, you have to move the glasses up or tilt your head back to read. proSPORT POLARIZED BIFOCAL has a tall 19mm bifocal area so you can comfortably read small print, phone, maps, or speedometers. Great when working with your hands such as baiting lines, sewing or making small repairs. If you need the magnified area lower, simply widen the adjustable nose pieces. Adjust to your desired height.
• NEAR INVISIBLE BIFOCAL LINE : Everyone will need to wear bifocals at one point in their lives. But does the whole world need to notice those unsightly bifocal lines? The magnified reading area at the bottom of the lens is injection molded, which means you can’t feel the bifocal line on the lenses. The front of the lens is smooth, like nothing is there. It’s nearly invisible. It’s visible from the back of the lens, however, but not so much on the front of the lens.
• QUALITY FRAME W/ FLEXIBLE SPRING HINGES : Tired of sunglasses that pinch your temples or get bent out of shape and fall of your head? These sunglasses feature a flexible spring hinge that flexes to fit your head and springs back to its original size.
• 100% UV PROTECTION: Lenses are “UV400” rated, means the lenses will block UV light up to 400 nanometers (100% UVA & UVB rays). Prolonged exposure to the sun’s harmful UV rays can cause damage to your eyes.