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Get ready to dominate the streets and podiums with the LA Brights Original Wide HDPV Polarized Pink Purple sunglasses from Pit Viper!
These glasses are no joke: with their bold look enhanced by splatter patterns and their polarized mirrored lenses, you’ll turn heads whether you’re pushing hard or chilling out. This modern model is more fitted and more efficient 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 sunglasses offer you a maximum field of vision and a killer look in any situation, especially under intense light conditions thanks to their category 3 protection, ideal for sunny weather.
These sunglasses are more than just style: they are a concentration of technology. The HDPV™ (High Definition Pit Viper) lenses made of polycarbonate are the star of the show: they significantly enhance contrast for ultra-clear vision and reduce glare and eye fatigue while providing 100% UV protection. Even better, these lenses are unbreakable, just like the composite frame which is officially 99.69% indestructible. For a perfect fit that will hold even in the heat of action, the temple length is adjustable, the lens is tiltable, and the rubberised contact points ensure impeccable grip so you never accidentally drop your sunglasses on the road.



Lens:
- Light transmission: 18%
- Colour through the lens: brown
- Protection against 100% of harmful UVA and UVB rays
- Adjustable lens tilt angle
- Composition: polycarbonate HDPV™ for enhanced perception of contrasts and reliefs
Frame:
- Adjustable temple length
- Included Tie Downs™ cord to attach to the temples for better stability
- No-slip coating on the nose and behind the ears
- Included storage pouch
- Composition: composite
Dimensions:
- Bridge: 36 mm
- Lens height: 61 mm
- Frame width: 149 mm
- Temple length: 115-130 mm
| NO-SLIP GRIP RUBBERIZED | No-slip coating located on the nose and around the ears for optimal hold of the frame on your face. |
| POLARISED | Glare is caused by what is called polarized light. This indirect light comes from the reflection of the sun on a shiny surface such as water or snow. Polarised lenses combat this sun glare by blocking the dazzling rays while allowing the light that carries essential visual information to pass through. They also improve contrasts and colours. |