Birdz Ostrich Fold Goggles Floating Water Sports Yellow on 2040-parts.com
Searchlight, Nevada, US
FEATURES: This great goggle is foldable! Has durable neoprene foam padding for comfort. Frames are vented on the sides that allow for breathability. These goggles FLOAT! Lenses are ANTI-FOG coated, shatterproof polycarbonate, 100%UV protection. These also come with a soft micro-fiber storage bag! 
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