RockbrosSP246 Dual-lens Cycling Glasses
R699
About
The SP246 glasses come equipped with a pair of black-red polarized lenses and a pair of PC photochromic lenses. Choose the appropriate lens according to your cycling conditions!
Product Features
- Interchangeable full frame cycling glasses
- High definition
- Detachable full frame
- TAC Polarized lenses with effective glare reduction, eliminating dazzling reflections and scattered light
- PC Photochromic lens which quickly dims in the presence of UV light, blocking glare
- Suitable for all conditions
- Cat 3 Light transmission - No fear of strong sunlight
- Colorful coating
- Dirt-resistant
- Comes with a prescription frame
- Detachable lower bezzle
- Glasses have a soft bottom frame that can be quickly disassembled and switched between full-frame and half-frame
- Soft rubber temples made of silicone materials and the rounded edges
- There is honey comb sweat-wicking on the inside to help keep ears dry
- Adjustable nose piece
- Non-slip rubber temples for the ears
- High toughness and impact resistance
Product Specifications
- Model Number: SP246
- Style: Cycling sunglasses
- Frame Material: TR-90
- Lenses Optical Attribute: Polarized & Photochromic
- Frame Color: Black-Red
- Lens Material: Polarized TAC /Color changing Photochromic
- Lens Color: Red Polarized lens & Transparent clear lens
- Dimensions: 17.5 x 14.5 x 6cm
- Nose space: 3cm
- Weight: About 30g
- Gender: Unisex
Included
- 1 x Rockbros Polarized sunglasses
- 1 x Rockbros Photochromic lens
- 1 x Sunglasses hard case
- 1 x Cleaning cloth
- 1 x Polarized test card
- 1 x Cloth pouch
- 1 x Prescription frame
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