Back in 1974, Fisherman Eyewear revolutionized fisherman’s vision with the introduction of Polarized sunglasses – giving greater vision at reasonable prices. Continuing in that same tradition, Guideline Eyewear has been offering the same great Polarized eyewear for all types of sportsmen and sportswomen.
Guideline Eyewear – Swift Style
Today’s line up of styles come in either aluminum or bio-based polymer frames with non-slip nose pads that hold even when you are actively pursuing your sport. The lenses are polycarbonate with 100% UVA & UVB protection.
But what does that all mean to you? Great looks – great vision – and a great deal on sunglasses. No longer do you have to pay exorbitant prices for designer glasses.
I’ve been using the Guideline Swift (60162301) in matte gunmetal colored frame with the brown lenses. The Swift is really lightweight and fits like a glove – right out of the box with no modifications necessary. They suggest the Swift for people with small to medium faces.
I’ve used them for everything from driving, to biking, to mowing the lawn. They are super comfortable and I like the contrast and fact that they don’t make radical changes to the colors I see.
My other favorite part is the wrap-around style. When biking, my eyes are sensitive to wind blowing around the edges of my glasses, causing my eyes to start watering. With the Swift’s, my eyes are protected and it’s no longer a problem.
Check out their whole line of fine eyewear at Guideline Eyewear: http://ift.tt/1py0e1m . They offer standard sunglasses as well as prescription and bifocal models. Each come with a protective case.
This product is has been awarded the Senior Citizen’s Thumbs-Up rating on DougBardwell.com . Check the Senior’s page for more recommended products for those 65 and up.
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