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SundogMach Unisex Sunglasses with Polycarbonate Lenses & 100% UVA/ UVB Filtration

R269

Retail: R900
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The streamlined Mach oozes aggressive performance and features a Max Flex RILSAN frame, Megol temple tips and an adjustable metal core Megol nose pad for non-slip performance and great comfort. Fits all face shapes.

SD-C7 Polycarbonate Lenses

Polycarbonate is an industry term for thermoplastic polymers that are both lightweight and impressively impact resistant. Thermoset polycarbonates provide an excellent plain vision lens material to protect your vision. While there are other products and poly-derivatives on the market that cost more, it is difficult to quantify the genuine difference in performance value, so with your money in mind, we have chosen polycarbonate. The chemical nomenclature is “C7”, so when you see SD (Sun Dog) C7 (chemical abbreviation) you will know you are getting a great pair of polycarbonate-based lenses.

Product Features
  • A streamlined aggressive look for performance and comfort
  • Comfort with an adjustable metal core nose piece
  • MaxFlex RILSAN frame with Megol temple and nose pads for non-slippage
  • SD C7 Polycarbonate Lens
  • MaxFlex RILSAN Frame
  • Megol Temple Tips and Nose Pads
  • 100% UVA/UVB filtration up to 400 nm
  • Uni-Fit Adjustable Nose Pads (Universal Fit)
  • Includes Soft Microfiber Lens Cleaning Cloth Case
  • Available colour: Brown
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