ECLIPSE | AMAZON (Non-polarised)

Name: ECLIPSE | AMAZON (Non-polarised)
Brand: FLYTE
SKU: ECAMNP001
Price: 195.00 AUD
Availability: InStock

$195.00

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THE CASUAL SUNGLASSES FOR THE PROFESSIONAL AVIATOR

Experience unparalleled clarity and comfort in the cockpit with the ECLIPSE | AMAZON aviator sunglasses. Crafted with a classic wayfarer silhouette and high-quality materials, these sunglasses feature lightweight yet durable carbon fibre temples meticulously designed to integrate seamlessly with modern aviation headsets, ensuring no compromise on noise cancellation. The sleek black frame houses innovative UV400 rated lenses that dynamically shift in hue, transitioning through captivating shades of green, blue, and purple depending on the light conditions, offering both optimal sun protection and a distinctive style for every flight.

Super lightweight

UV400 protection

Headset friendly

Carbon fibre

Frame colour: BLACK
Lens colour: BLACK
Frame material: ALLOY / CARBON FIBRE
Lens type: Non-polarised + UV400
Weight: 24 grams

Your premium FLYTE sunglasses
Oversized FLYTE cleaning cloth
FLYTE | ORIGAMI fold flat case

Clean regularly: Use the soft cloth provided by FLYTE and lens cleaning solution specifically designed for glasses. Avoid household cleaners or paper towels, which can scratch the lenses.
Store in a case: When not wearing your sunglasses, store them in your FLYTE | ORIGAMI case to prevent scratches or damage from being jostled in a bag or pocket.
Avoid extreme temperatures: Don't leave your sunglasses for extended periods in hot places, especially in a car, as the heat can warp the frames or damage the lenses.
Handle with care: Avoid dropping your sunglasses or bending the frames, as this can lead to breakage or misalignment.
Rinse after exposure to chemicals: If you wear your sunglasses to the beach or pool, rinse them off with fresh water afterwards to remove salt or chlorine, which can be corrosive. Sunscreen can also cause damage to your lens coatings and should be avoided.