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3 new or used available from $76.95
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Product Description
Serengeti Stratus Titanium PolarMax Rimless Sungalsses - Henna Frame Driver Polarized Photochromic Lens - 6844
Product Description
Serengeti Stratus Titanium PolarMax Rimless Sungalsses - Henna Frame Driver Polarized Photochromic Lens - 6844
Features
Serengeti's Titanium Rimless Frame Design
PolarMax Polycarbonite Polarized Lens Technology
Photochromic Lens technology - Lenses Lighten & Darken Based on Light Conditions
Comfortable Fit
Discount Pricing
Serengeti's Titanium Rimless Frame Design
PolarMax Polycarbonite Polarized Lens Technology
Photochromic Lens technology - Lenses Lighten & Darken Based on Light Conditions
Comfortable Fit
Discount Pricing
Customer Reviews 
just as promised light, protective, clear, solid, trendy, comes with a hard case and delivered on time. what else would you want? lost it and will buy again.
Serengeti These sunglasses are one of the best available! I already own a pair but they were outdated. Serengeti are THE sunglasses for driving. You can also use them when not driving ofcourse! It comes with a case which protects the sunglasses very well.
Best sun glasses I've owned. These are very light weight. You hardly notice you are wearing them, but you sure notice when you aren't. They do such a good job cutting the glare that it gets painful when aren't wearing them outside, as you get so spoiled by these. Best polarization I've ever used. I live on the water, and the sunglare is pretty bad. These cut the glare, and let you see to the bottom better than most. They also cut the haze, letting me pick out channel markers at greater distances. They also have a nice anti-reflective coating on the backside of the lenses that work better than any I've seen. You simply do not get that glare off the inside of the lense when you have your back to the sun. Nice. The best part? I'm not paying Maui Jim prices for Maui Jim quality. I bought these cheaper than used Maui Jims sell on Ebay. I also like the photochromatic capability. They darken and lighten a bit, depending on the brightness of the ambient light. This is good for when you are moving in and out of bright light, like when you are grilling outdoors. You don't need to take them off to see inside. Maui Jims don't do that. The only negative is actually a positive for me. These don't have hinges, but instead just have flexible metal frames. The frames bend to fit your face. The metal is springy, and retains its shape, plus there's no hinge to break or add weight. The negative side of this is that they don't fold flat. You can bend the frames enough to get them in your shirt pocket, though. Finally, they seem very scratch resistant and durable. The attachement of the metal frames to the lenses seems stronger than some of these frameless type of glasses that I've used.
just as promised light, protective, clear, solid, trendy, comes with a hard case and delivered on time. what else would you want? lost it and will buy again.
Serengeti These sunglasses are one of the best available! I already own a pair but they were outdated. Serengeti are THE sunglasses for driving. You can also use them when not driving ofcourse! It comes with a case which protects the sunglasses very well.
Best sun glasses I've owned. These are very light weight. You hardly notice you are wearing them, but you sure notice when you aren't. They do such a good job cutting the glare that it gets painful when aren't wearing them outside, as you get so spoiled by these. Best polarization I've ever used. I live on the water, and the sunglare is pretty bad. These cut the glare, and let you see to the bottom better than most. They also cut the haze, letting me pick out channel markers at greater distances. They also have a nice anti-reflective coating on the backside of the lenses that work better than any I've seen. You simply do not get that glare off the inside of the lense when you have your back to the sun. Nice. The best part? I'm not paying Maui Jim prices for Maui Jim quality. I bought these cheaper than used Maui Jims sell on Ebay. I also like the photochromatic capability. They darken and lighten a bit, depending on the brightness of the ambient light. This is good for when you are moving in and out of bright light, like when you are grilling outdoors. You don't need to take them off to see inside. Maui Jims don't do that. The only negative is actually a positive for me. These don't have hinges, but instead just have flexible metal frames. The frames bend to fit your face. The metal is springy, and retains its shape, plus there's no hinge to break or add weight. The negative side of this is that they don't fold flat. You can bend the frames enough to get them in your shirt pocket, though. Finally, they seem very scratch resistant and durable. The attachement of the metal frames to the lenses seems stronger than some of these frameless type of glasses that I've used.
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