Native Eyewear Attack Sunglasses (Asphalt/Blue Reflex) Review
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Product Details
- Color: Asphalt
- Brand: Native Eyewear
- Model: 123 302 519
Features
- Unique Snap-Back interchangeable lens system with three lenses
- Polarized Crystal Carbonate lenses have the strongest hard coating available to protect against scratching
- Rhyno-Tuff AIR frames engineered to endure extreme highs and lows in temperature
- Optimal fit for large profile
- Backed by a lifetime warranty
- Unique Snap-Back interchangeable lens system with three lenses
- Polarized Crystal Carbonate lenses have the strongest hard coating available to protect against scratching
- Rhyno-Tuff AIR frames engineered to endure extreme highs and lows in temperature
- Optimal fit for large profile
- Backed by a lifetime warranty
Product Description
CLOSEOUTS . Native Eyewear's Attack polarized sunglasses block damaging UV rays 100% and reduce glare, making them ideal for outdoor pursuits.
Customer Reviews
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful.
By kwb
Over the years I've bought many sunglasses out of necessity, but this is the first one that I actually like to wear. The nose pads and temple boots of this product are very good in that it doesn't cause me any pain even if I wear it for hours. This is not for a person with a small head, though.It comes with 3 pairs of lenses. I like the bronze reflex the most. (But the reflex models cost 20 USD more.)It comes with a semi-hard case. It is probably good for protecting the glasses, but it's too bulky to carry it around and I don't use it. Fortunately the lenses and the frame are both quite durable it seems, and I haven't had any issue yet.I've lost this in the airport after a year or so of use, and bought the same one. Native Eyewear doesn't list this model on their web page any more, so I guess this model is discontinued. If I lose this, I'll probably buy another Native product, but I'll miss the design of Attack.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.
By delicateflower152
"Native Eyewear Attack Sunglasses" provide outstanding protection from the sun. Polarized lenses, coated with a reflex material, are amazing. Clarity is excellent; these sunglasses cause no haziness or blurring - although immediately following eye surgery, I did experience some blurring caused by the reflex coating. That problem cleared up as my eyes healed.Shown on Amazon with blue lenses, the source where I purchased"Native Eyewear Attack Sunglasses" offered either gray or amber/brown lenses. The gray lenses are darker. If frequently go from outdoors to indoors and do not want to remove your sunglasses, the amber/brown lenses would be your choice. I have no experience with blue lenses, so cannot comment on their effectiveness.As a smaller individual, I was concerned about purchasing sunglasses online, but these fit well and do not "fall" off my face. These sunglasses measure 5" across the front inside, from one side to the other. The length of the side from the front edge to the end of the arm is approximately 5". "Native Eyewear Attack Sunglasses" do not fit as tightly to one's head and face as some other models. I found they provided less protection from blowing dust than my Solo version; this was only a real problem following eye surgery."Native Eyewear Attack Sunglasses" are an excellent choice for individuals who participate in outdoor activities. The nosepieces are rubberized to help prevent slippage and approximately 2" at the end of the arms is also rubberized. The rubberized, vented "lip" at the top of each eyepiece helps prevent slippage; the venting may also prevent fogging when the sunglasses are worn during participation in outdoor activities. It also helps keep perspiration from dripping into one's eyes."Native Eyewear Attack Sunglasses" come with a hard case, a soft bag which doubles as a cleaning cloth, and extra pair(s) of lenses. I received only one pair of replacement lenses from the online retailer where I made my purchase. The extra lenses were not coated with reflex coating. Instructions for replacing the lenses are included; since replacement lenses can cost $30 or more, the inclusion of replacement lenses is an added plus.Although "Native Eyewear Attack Sunglasses" do not appear on the company's web site any longer, you can still find them from many online sources.
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