Bobster Shield II Sunglasses — Medium frame, 140 mm width, 75×45 mm lens, 15 mm bridge, Black, yellow lens
Frameless one-piece polycarbonate lens with closed-cell foam lining; includes microfiber pouch; not prescription-compatible.
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Frameless one-piece polycarbonate lens with closed-cell foam lining; includes microfiber pouch; not prescription-compatible.
Shield II Sunglasses combine a frameless one-piece lens with high-gloss temples that securely hold the lens for a comfortable fit.
The precision-crafted, shatter-resistant polycarbonate lens wraps slightly around the face to minimize wind disruption and turbulence.
Closed-cell EVA foam lines the lenses to block peripheral light and provide 100% UVA/UVB protection.
A microfiber carrying pouch that doubles as a cleaning cloth is included, and these sunglasses do not accept prescription lenses.
| Features | Frameless Design, Shatter Resistant |
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| Model | Shield II |
| Manufacturer part number | ESH204 |
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