Dragon Remix Polarised Sunglasses Colour:Matte Black / Luma Lens Green Ion Polar Broad-Spectrum SPF 50: Protects skin Colour:Rain Forest

Name: Dragon Remix Polarised Sunglasses Colour:Matte Black / Luma Lens Green Ion Polar Broad-Spectrum SPF 50: Protects skin Colour:Rain Forest
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 51088133902
Price: 145.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.7164 (7 reviews)

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Dragon Remix Polarised Sunglasses Colour:Matte Black Luma Lens Green Ion Polar Broad Spectrum SPF 50: Protects skin Colour:Rain Forest Broad Spectrum SPF 50: Protects skin from harmful UVA UVB rays effectively Light Transmission: 17 these sunglasses feature LUMALENS® colour optimised lenses enhanced with a green ion polarised coating to reduce glare and improve contrast making them a versatile choice from urban streets to beach days

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