Introducing the new range of Polaroid cricket sunglasses!

Polaroid takes sports sunglasses seriously and the new cricket sunglasses for 2010 are no exception. We understand just how important it is to be able to see the ball clearly against a fast-changing background. One minute you’re looking at an  intensely green lawn and a second later you’re focused on a blue sky, or even a sea of spectators. Cricket players have to make split-second decisions – whether the sun is at its brightest or the light is fading. With different styles and lens colours to choose from, there’s a pair of cricket sunglasses that are right for any conditions.

Vector 99

These sunglasses come with orange, brown and clear lenses. The frames are ultra light-weight and the lenses only take seconds to change.

Brown polarized lenses are perfect for bright days because they cut light at the blue end of the spectrum. The result: clear contrasts.

Orange unpolarized lenses help you see in low light, so when the shadows start to fall these lenses will definitely keep you in the game.

Peak

With full-wraparound styling and close-fitting frames, these cricket sunglasses give your eyes complete protection.

Copper polarized lenses are the answer when it’s slightly overcast or the sun is just up or going down. They cut light at the blue end of the spectrum to give you the best possible contrasts – especially when you’re looking at a red ball.

Strike

These are sleek and stylish, but with a wider lens that still protects your eyes. The sturdy frames deliver the performance and strength you’d expect from Polaroid.

Copper polarized lenses give clear contrasts on days when the sunlight isn’t at its most intense.  The lenses still block light in the blue end of the spectrum to enhance contrasts.

Pro 20:20

Good coverage is essential. No matter what direction you need to look, these sunglasses will protect your eyes.

Copper polarized lenses are ideas for days when the sun is less intense. They block blue light – and make it easier to see contrasts without straining your eyes.

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