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Scheyden Mustang Titan Titanium Frame Grey Polarized Lens
MFR Model# FGMUTG6U
Overview
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Constructed with the finest materials, Mustang Sun Eyewear feature an ultra-lightweight titanium frame front and temples for complete comfort, even while wearing a hat, headphones, or a headset. Strategically placed acetate serves a two-fold purpose with its attractive look and elimination of incoming side light. The navigator-style Mustang titanium frames suit a medium to larger fit. Lens options include Bronze or Gray glass and Polarized or Non-Polarized. |
Features
- Provide the ultimate in optical clarity and comfort
- Premium titanium frames feature superior strength and heat-resistant properties, helping them retain their shape
- Scheyden lenses are hand-ground and polished and feature a hydrophobic coating to repel water and perspiration and several layers of magnesium hexafluoride to diffuse ambient light and protect pupils from harsh reflections
- Scratch-resistant top coat
- 100% UV protection
Specifications
- Size: 60.5 x 16 x 135
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You advertise them with a protective case. None came with them and there appeared to be a small scratch from the packing, which mostly disappeared under cleaning with a micro cloth. For $300 plus, it should come with a protective case!
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