GREAT FLOATING MATERIAL OF OUR FLOATING SUNGLASSES CAN EASILY FLOAT IN SALTWATER
Floating sunglasses are made of the latest high-tech and high-quality TR90 materials. Compared with TR90 material, which is light. That makes the floating sunglasses for men can easily float on the water without using a rope. Wearing floating sunglasses without rope, you can enjoy any water sports to your heart’s content.
BEST FLOATING SUNGLASSES CAN RESISTANT FROM SALTWATER
Different from ordinary lenses in the past. The new Optics Town floating sunglasses can prevent seawater and salt. This can better improve the ability of the pool sunglasses for men to resist seawater erosion and corrosion.
BEST SUNGLASSES FOR WATER SPORTS LIKE FISHING AND SURFING
Besides the hollow ventilation design on the temple, it can help air dry sweat in the face well when doing sports. Ductile silicone nose pads can reduce the pressure of the nose bridge. Soft rubber non-slip foot set fits your cheek perfectly when you do intense exercise. Sturdy and durable hinges provide you with a longer usage of water sports sunglasses.!
WHAT COLOUR LENS IS BEST FOR WATER SPORTS?
Gray, blue, or polarized lenses are ideal for water sports as they reduce glare and provide clearer vision. Optics Town offers customizable lenses for water sports eyewear.
WHAT ARE THE BEST GLASSES FOR SEEING THROUGH WATER?
Polarized sunglasses are the best option for seeing through water, as they reduce glare and improve visibility. Optics Town provides bulk polarized sunglasses designed for water sports.
CAN YOU SWIM WITH SPORTS GLASSES?
While you can swim with sports glasses, it is advisable to use specialized swim goggles to avoid potential damage from chlorine or saltwater. Optics Town offers both types of protective eyewear.
ARE WATER REPELLENT GLASSES WORTH IT?
Yes, water-repellent glasses are worth it, especially for outdoor activities and water sports. They prevent water from staying on the lenses, improving visibility. Optics Town can include water-repellent coatings on our eyewear.
