H2O Lazer Face Floating Sunglasses:

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Features

Specs & Guarantee

• • Our most popular frame finally has an H2O version – Introducing the first Lazer Face that floats in water.

    We’ve taken every step to make these as buoyant as possible, the most obvious upgrade is thicker arms, and an integrated nose bridge and nose piece – Both of these changes were made to increase frame material and allow the frames to float better.

    Other features include lenses that are cut from light-weight nylon with a salt-water resistant, and hydrophobic coating for a lens that stays cleaner in all wet conditions.

    Last but not least the entire frame is constructed from a hybrid poly material infused with H2O Float Tech to get these glasses to rise to the occasion. Each frame is clearly labeled with stickers and molded in markings so you can be SURE what you have is a floating version of the Lazer Face.

    The H2O Lazer Face is non-customizable, and NOT Z87 – Side Shields WILL not fit. Each piece is specific to the H2O frame enabling it to float. Additionally H2O models feature pinned hinges to increase durability during water activities.
    
    -Includes Microfiber bag
    -Matte Black frames & PVC inlay logos

    -California residents, please read the Proposition 65 warning

    
    

    
    

  • Z80.3 certified – UV400 – 100% UVA / UVB blocking.

    Shatter-resistant nylon lenses.

    Durable H20 hybrid poly frame construction.

    Hydrophobic + Salt Water Resistant Lens coatings

    Thicker arms + Connected brow + Nose bridge

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    100% Satisfaction Guarantee – If you are unhappy with an item for any reason we will gladly accept unworn product in it’s original packaging for full refund within 60 days from the date you received it.

    Warranty: We fully back all of our products against manufacturer’s defects. If you have any issues, we will replace any defective or malfunctioning part at no charge. For more information on our warranty policy please visit:

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