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Oakley Men's SI Fuel Cell Polarized Sunglasses Matte Black Thin Blue Line Frame Prizm Black Lens

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Brand
Oakley
Color
Matte Black/Thin Blue Line
Category
Accessories
Accessory Type
Eye & Ear Protection
UPC
888392559241

Overview

The Oakley Men's SI Fuel Cell polarized sunglasses feature a Matte Black frame with a Thin Blue Line detail and Prizm Black lenses. These sunglasses are built with O-Matter stress-resistant frame material, which is both lightweight and durable, and utilizes a Three-Point Fit system to ensure precise optical alignment while eliminating pressure points. The lenses are made of Plutonite, an optically pure material that filters 100% of all UVA, UVB, UVC, and harmful blue light up to 400nm. These glasses offer impact protection against both high-velocity and high-mass impacts.

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