Crave Sunglasses
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Why We Like The POC Crave Sunglasses
Framed sunnies are still in style, despite the prevalence of the futuristic mirrored frameless models that have become increasingly popular as of late. No one supports a lightweight framed lens more than POC, and its Crave Sunglasses are one of many in POC's line that embraces the framed look, albeit on a modern scale.
The grilamid on the frame is actually flexible, and while it won't allow you to roll up the Crave and put it in your saddle pack, it does help prevent cracks and damage from everyday use. On hot days when the wind stops as you're in the middle of a sunny, never-ending climb, the hydrophilic rubber nose and earpieces on the frames keep them from moving around as you work up a sweat, because there's nothing more frustrating than having to take a hand off the bars every few seconds to shove a pair of wandering sunglasses back onto your nose when you're already working hard.
Details
- Retro-inspired racing shades for the stylish cyclist
- Tinted to highlight imperfections in road surfaces
- Lens surface resists fogging and repels grime
- Flexible frame for survivability in crashes or daily abuse
- Please see size chart for lens tint information
- Item #POC007Q
- Lens
- Carl Zeiss polycarbonate, Ripel treatment
- Frame
- Grilamid
- Nose/Temple Pads
- hydrophilic
- Face Size
- medium, large
- Base Curve
- 6
- Frame Dimensions
- [lens/bridge/temple] 132 / 17 / 122mm
- Activity
- cycling
- Manufacturer Warranty
- 1 year
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