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Get ready to rule the streets and the catwalks with the brand’s Pit Viper Turquoise/Pink HDPV Polarized Pink glasses Gobby Original Wide !
These glasses are no joke: with their quirky, splatter-patterned design and polarized mirrored lenses, you’ll be turning heads, whether you’re working out or relaxing. This modern model is more fitted and performs better than ever thanks to the new adjustment points. With a width of 149 mm and a single-lens style (or ‘half-frame’ for purists), these glasses offer you maximum field of vision and a stunning look in any situation, especially in bright light thanks to their Category 3protection, which is ideal for sunny weather.
These glasses are more than just a style: they’re also packed with concentrated cutting-edge technology. Polycarbonate lenses HDPV™ (High Definition Pit Viper) are the star of the show: they significantly enhance contrast for ultra-sharp vision and reduce glare and eye strain ,whilst providing 100% UV protection. Better still, this lens is shatterproof, just like the composite frame, which is officially 99.69% indestructible. For a perfect fit that stays in place even in the heat of the moment, the arms are adjustable, the lenses can be tilted, and the rubberised nose pads ensure a secure grip so you never accidentally fall asleep and lose your glasses on the route.



Screen:
- Light: 12.7%
- Colour through the glass: brown
- 100% protection against harmful UVA and UVB rays
- Adjustable lens tilt angle
- Composition: polycarbonate HDPV™ for enhanced perception of contrast and depth
frame :
- Adjustable length of branches
- A cord Tie Downs™ for securing to branches is included for greater stability
- Non-slip coating on the nose and behind the ears
- Storage bags included
- Composition: Composite
Dimensions :
- Bridge: 36 mm
- Glass height: 61 mm
- Frame width: 141 mm
- Length of branch: 115–130 mm
| NO-SLIP GRIP RUBBERIZED | Non-slip coating on the nose bridge and around the temples to ensure the frames stay securely in place on your face. |
| Polarized | Glare is caused by what is known as polarized light. This indirect light comes from the sun’s reflection off a shiny surface such as water or snow. Polarized lenses combat this glare from the sun by blocking the dazzling rays whilst allowing the light that carries essential visual information to pass through. They also enhance contrast and colour. |
