Overview
About Serengeti Alice Sunglasses - Polarized, Photochromic
Closeouts. The retro frame shape of Serengeti Alice sunglasses might recall the trends of 1982, but the optically precise, photochromic lenses ensure the optical performance is rooted in 21st century technology.
- Serengeti's enduring reputation as the maker of the world's finest driving glasses is rooted in technology
- Photochromic lenses adjust tint automatically in response to changing light conditions
- Spectral Control technology provides stunning, high-definition contrast and color enhancement
- Curved nylon frame with flexible metal alloy temples for comfort
- Adjustable nose pads
- Includes clamshell hard case and microfiber cleaning cloth
- Made in Italy
- Prop 65: This product may contain a chemical or substance known to the state of California to potentially cause reproductive harm
Specs
Specs about Serengeti Alice Sunglasses - Polarized, Photochromic
- Lens material: Polycarbonate
- Frame material: Metal alloy and nylon
- Lens features: Photochromic,Polarized
- Style: Aviator
- Extra lenses: None
- Base curvature: 6 Base
- Frame fit: Medium
- Lens coverage: Medium
- Temple to temple: 5-1/4"
- Light transmission: 21-9%
- UV blocking: 100% UVB,100% UVA
- Carry case: Hard
- Weight: 1 oz.
- Made in Italy
- Prop 65: This product may contain a chemical or substance known to the state of California to potentially cause reproductive harm
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Reviewed by Outdoor grandma from Colorado on Saturday, July 29, 2017
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5.0 out of 5 stars. Perfect SunglassesVerified Buyer Reviewed by Outdoor grandma from Colorado on Saturday, July 29, 2017I love these sunglasses! The clarity they give is unsurpassed. True colors and very comfortable. Went hiking three times with them and no glare moving directly into the sun, could see every rock in the trail.
