Outflow 2 S Lite Crystal Trans Lilac
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Home delivery from 04/06/2026
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Category 3 lenses, featuring a mirror coating, offer 100% UV protection and allow only a small amount of light through, ensuring optimal comfort on sunny days. Made from polycarbonate, they are lightweight and resistant to impacts, and feature an oleophobic and hydrophobic coating to keep out fingerprints and water.
The frame is made from 62% bio-based Nylon derived from castor oil, a sustainable, lightweight and flexible material that retains its shape over time. The nose pads and temples are fitted with non-slip rubber, ensuring a secure fit even during intense activity. These floating glasses, designed to stay afloat should you fall into the water, are perfect for demanding athletes looking for performance and durability.
- Adjustable, non-slip nose piece
- Fine, straight, non-slip ergonomic arms
Glass:
- 100% UV protection
- Oleophobic and hydrophobic treatment
Composition :
- Lens: polycarbonate
- Frame: 62% bio-based Nylon made from castor oil
- Sleeves: Rubber
Dimensions :
- Glass length: 128 mm
- Glass height: 54 mm
- Length of branches: 128 mm
| POLYCARBONATE | Polycarbonate lens technology is a must-have for sports glasses due to its impact strength and UV protection. Lighter than glass or plastic, they are suitable for children’s glasses and all types of sports glasses. |
| BIO-BASED Nylon | The frames are made from a revolutionary new material derived from the castor oil plant. This water-efficient plant, grown using sustainable agricultural practices, has made it possible to use a natural resource whilst retaining its key properties of lightness, flexibility, shape memory and durability. |
| FLOATING MATERIAL | The buoyant material is designed to have a density low enough to allow the glasses to float on water. This material is often used for water sports or outdoor activities near water, providing protection against accidentally losing your glasses should you fall into the water |
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