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Oakley Mens Frogskins Lite Matte Black Frame - Prizm Tungsten Lens - Non Polarized Sunglasses

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Oakley Mens Frogskins Lite Matte Black Frame - Prizm Tungsten Lens - Non Polarized SunglassesStyle: 0OO9013 9013H6 Influenced by sport and pop culture, Frogskins Lite is the next evolution of the brands most iconic lifestyle sunglass, the Frogskins. Sporting a classic semi rimless frame design, it features Oakleys leading performance technology to keep up with every on the go adventure. Product Details: Inspired by the iconic Frogskins style Semi rimless frame Durability and all day comfort of lightweight O Matter frame material No slip

Style: 0OO9013 9013H6

Influenced by sport and pop-culture, Frogskins Lite is the next evolution of the brand’s most iconic lifestyle sunglass, the Frogskins. Sporting a classic semi-rimless frame design, it features Oakley’s leading performance technology to keep up with every on-the-go adventure.

Product Details:
Inspired by the iconic Frogskins style
Semi-rimless frame Durability and all-day comfort of lightweight O Matter frame material
No-slip Unobtainium nosepads: Increase grip with perspiration
Three-Point Fit: Comfort and performance that holds lenses in precise optical alignment
Frame suitable for medium to large faces
Prizm lenses enhance color, contrast and detail for an optimized experience
HDPolarized: Minimizes glare via technology that produces a comprehensive, single-layered lens (optional)
Plutonite lens material offers top UV Protection filtering 100% of all UVA, UVB up to 400nm and some of harmful blue light
Glare reduction and tuned light transmission of Iridium lens coating
Optimal precision and impact resistance that meet or exceed ANSI Z80.3 optical and impact standards
HDO Optics for crystal clear vision and impact resistance
 
Lens Details:
Prizm violet
Light transmission:13%
Light conditions:bright light
Contrast:increased
Base lens color:gray
Information notice:3
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