Following their successful move into the recreational fishing market last year, Polaroid has come back in 2008 with an even more stylish yet still practical range of sunglasses perfect for fishing – and for looking good around town. For fishermen, subtle frame and lens colours such as ebony and gun metal not only look good but will even complement camouflage and country clothing. Polaroid’s classic dark metal Aviator styles now incorporate the latest lightweight but tough composite materials – and still retain their broad appeal. Sport and fashion designs are available with rubber pads on the inside arms and a rubber nose pad that give extra comfort and minimise the risk of your sunglasses sliding off and into the water. But it is the wraparound that is the key outdoor sports style for 2008 and Polaroid has launched SPORTS Excel, exclusively available through Masterline stockists. SPORTS Excel is a stylish new black-on-black design with a snug fit, comfortable all day that gives literally all-round glare-free vision, making it easier to spot fish in the water, so you know exactly where to cast. The SPORTS Excel, like all Polaroid sunglasses combines must-have designer style with a host of practical features: virtually 100% glare-free vision exceeding international polarization standards Only Polaroid’s Polarized Sunglasses are the True Polaroids Best Glare-free Vision Right Into The Water This is because the PTX4000 lenses in Polaroid sunglasses block out virtually all horizontally reflected glare that confuses vision, but let through vertical light which is useful to the human eye, helping you to see clearly. For fishermen, that means all-round, glare-free view deep into the water so you can see where fish are feeding or resting – making catching them that bit easier! 100% UV Protection for Outdoor Living “In this latest range of sunglasses for outdoor sports, we’ve gone just that bit further with the styling but retained all the practical features too,”said Rebecca Harwood Lincoln, Sales Manager UK & Ireland for Polaroid Eyewear.”It’s technically brilliant and shows our commitment to designer-led fashion styles combined with performance. Now everyone who enjoys fishing and other outdoor sports has real choice when it comes to sunglasses – full-on fashion without compromising on lens performance and sun protection, all at an attainable price.” The select 2008 fishing range is available from Masterline, simply call 01684 299000 for your nearest stockist. Prices start from £ 40 and each pair of Polaroid sunglasses comes with a special cleaning cloth and a convenient case. More Polaroid 2008 Sunglass Collection styles are available from April 2008 at Specsavers, Asda, regional duty free shops and independent opticians nationwide. To buy online go to www.polaroidsunglasses.co.uk. About Polaroid Eyewear Polaroid was the inventor of polarizing lens technology and Polaroid Eyewear remains a market leader in manufacturing high quality polarizing lenses and distributing fashionable polarized sunglasses around the world. Demand for polarizing eyewear is rising steadily as more and more consumers come to realize the benefits of glare-free vision. Polaroid Eyewear has offices in the UK, Switzerland, Italy, Sweden and Netherlands, as well as a comprehensive network of distribution partners around the globe. Polaroid Eyewear is part of the global StyleMark group which, additionally to the brand Polaroid, also markets brands such as Disney and Revlon. For more information: www.polaroideyewear.com Polarization
Press polishing technology Traditional manufacturers use vacuum forming to curve their lenses. This technique results in lenses which warp the wearer’s perception of sizes shapes and distances, which can lead to eye strain. The press-polishing forming process ensures each lens is optically ‘fine-tuned’ while it is curved, creating lenses which are optically correct. Polaroid polarized sunglasses don’t just meet international standards, they exceed them. This new generation of PTX4000 lenses is created in Polaroid Eyewear’s European research centre in the Vale of Leven, Scotland, UK. Here, lens forming is backed by extensive testing facilities to ensure exceptionally high standards and consistency for the millions of polarizing lens pairs manufactured each year. Polaroid is the only company with the required levels of advanced optical engineering expertise, to employ lens press polishing technology. |