Electric Hoy Sunglasses - Tortoise Shell Bronze

Electric Hoy Sunglasses this tough-as-nails style was inspired by aussie surf hero Mr. Matt Hoy. Designed to look as good on the beach as they do out on the town, Electric Hoy sunglasses share the same ‘surf all day, party all night’ attitude that makes Matt Hoy a living legend. The inside arm of every Hoy frame incorporates the stars of the Southern Cross Constellation-a proud aussie symbol taken straight off the iconic Australian national flag. So, who better to pull up a bar stool with and cheers a fresh schooner of beer?

100% UV Protection

8 Base Grilamid Frame

8 x 4 Toric Polycarbonate Lens

7 Barrel Stainless Steel Optical Hinge

Electric Eyewear is at the top of its game and at the top of the outdoor sports industry. Making protective eyewear a fashion statement Electric Sunglasses sacrifice nothing to bring you the latest in eyewear technology all the while allowing you to express your fashion sense. Dont be too sad that it is summer, because Electric is bring you the same quality and style with its sunglasses that will travel year round...to the beach...and the mountain.

Electric Sunglasses General Technical Information

Electric Sunglassess UV Protection

Electric Sunglasses know that UV rays can be extremely harmful to your eyes. These damaging rays can accelerate your eyes aging process and these negative affects can be enhanced by surfaces like water and snow. In addition to providing exceptional optical clarity all Electric Sunglassess lenses block 100% of these damaging UV rays so that your eyes can rest easy.

Electric Sunglassess Lense/Frame curvature

The term base refers to the curvature of a lens or frame. The higher the base number, the more curvature or wrap of a frame/lens. The term toric refers to different horizontal and vertical base curves. This type of base curvature provides a more custom look and an improved wrap.

Electric Sunglassess Lenses

The most impact and scratch resistant lens material available today. It can be produced much thinner and lighter than cr39 or glass. Electric’s injected poly carbonate lenses block 100% of the suns damaging uv rays, uva, uvb and uvc. Polycarbonate lenses are extremely lightweight, provide high impact resistance, and have excellent optical clarity.

Electric Sunglasses Frames

Electric Sunglasses use Grilamid Frames. Grilamid which is a nylon compound that when heated and mould injected becomes the lightest, strongest plastic material available. Once Grilamid is formed it has the amazing attribute of being extremely flexible, but is able to maintain its original shape under all temperatures.

Electric Sunglasses Polarised lenses

Electric’s POLYCARBONATE Polarised lens combines the high performance material polycarbonate, with the glare reducing features of an optical polarized filter. Electric Sunglasses injected PC polar lens achieves 99% efficiency in blocking polarized light waves. The polarized filter blocks light that can reflect off flat surfaces like water, snow, or asphalt. These PC polarised lenses block 100% of the suns damaging UV rays, and provide exceptional glare reduction while maintaining excellent optical clarity.

Electric Sunglassess GLASS Polarised lenses offer the superior optical clarity of glass while achieving a 99.9% efficiency in blocking polarised light waves. The glass lens filter blocks light that can reflect off flat surfaces like water, snow or asphalt. Electric Sunglassess glass lenses are manufactured in Italy with patented technology. At 2mm our tempered glass polarized lenses are half the thickness and half the weight of traditional glass.

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