Find Bobster Bolt Sunglasses Silver/Smoke in Holland, Michigan, United States, for US $31.48

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Bobster Bolt Sunglasses Silver/Smoke

The clear lenses are ideal in flat, low-light conditions and reduce glare from headlights Multi layered mirrored coating (shown on outside of lens) to help eliminate glare Proves 100% protection against UVA and UVB rays, and are made from shatter-resistant polycarbonate, reducing the threat of air debris Hydrophilic nose pads that actually grip better when they are moist Includes a microfiber pouch for easy transport

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