Pro Acme Polarized Aviator Sunglasses UV400 Drive Silver/Silver
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Pro Acme Polarized Aviator Sunglasses UV400 Drive Silver/Silver
- POLARIZED LENSES – These Classic Youth Aviator Sunglasses is polarized and provide 99% Polarization efficiency while blocking and managing UV and HEV light, delivering a superior visual experience and glare protection. Polarized sunglasses eliminate glare and haze so your eyes are more comfortable and you can see better.
- AVIATOR PACKAGE & SIZE – Adult's sizes：Frame length: 5.51 inches,Lens width: 2.28 inches,Lens height: 1.97 inches,Temple length: 5.31 inches. Comes with Gift box, microfiber pouch, microfiber cleansing cloth, user manual and tag.
- HIGH QUALITY FRAME – Made with metallic alloy that is ultra light weight yet strong and durable. It comes with spring loaded hinged legs and adjustable silicon nose pads which allows for maximum comfort and flexibility.
- PERFECT FOR ALL OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES – These glasses will be go-to partner for all outdoor activities, whether you 're climbing a mountain or beaching. To ensure optimal durability in all weather, a distinctive coating has been applied.
- BEST SERVE – These exquisite gift ideas package will be wonderful gifts for your family! If anything wrong, please do not hesitate to reach out to us.
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