About this item

• BASE LENS COLOR and UV PROTECTION – Smoke lenses are ideal for bright sunlight with the most realistic color reproduction and also work well in medium light and partial shade. Brown lenses increase contrast and depth perception, ideal for partly cloudy to sunny conditions. Copper lenses provide excellent contrast and depth perception, best suited for moderate to low light. KastKing sunglasses block 100% of the harmful UVA and UVB rays and meet or exceed all U.S. ANSI standards
• KEY FEATURES - Polarized lenses reduce glare - Impact resistant TAC lenses protect your eyes from flying objects - Block 100% of the harmful UVA and UVB rays - Lightweight, durable, and comfortable Grilamid frames – Saltwater resistant lens coating protects mirror finishes – Wide temple side-light blocker frame design
• SUPERIOR FRAMES – Made from the same Grilamid material commonly used by the military and in medical applications, our frames are lightweight, extremely flexible, and heat and UV resistant. Grilamid frames are well known for their strength, lightweight comfort, shape integrity, and impact resistance. This ultra-lightweight and malleable material translates to a very comfortable fit
• OUTSTANDING LENSES – 1.0mm polarized lenses are comparable to the thickness you would find on much higher priced sports eyewear. KastKing TAC (Triacetate) lenses pass a double decentering test to ensure there is no optical distortion which can cause eye strain and headaches. KastKing Polarized reading sunglasses help reduce glare caused by reflected light to improve vision and comfort. A tough saltwater resistant coating protects mirrored lenses from damage in harsh saltwater conditions
• SHIELD YOUR GLASSES – KastKing provides a specially designed hard case for secure storage, along with a Prym1 Camo microfiber pouch that serves both for cleaning and storing your sunglasses. To prevent scratches on the lenses and to protect their coatings, use a clean microfiber or lint-free cloth along with warm water for cleaning. Avoid immersing them in saltwater and never use paper towels to dry.