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Native Eyewear Hardtop Reflex Polarized Sunglasses

SMOKE/SILVER REFLEX

Native Eyewear Hardtop Reflex Polarized Sunglasses

$149.00

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Item # 800331

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Native Eyewear makes some of the most technically advanced sunglasses, including the Hardtop Reflex polarized sunglasses for wind, dirt, sun and glare protection.

A unique interchangeable lens system lets you switch lenses without having to put your fingers all over them
Frame includes 1 set of polarized gray lenses and 1 set of SportFlex™ lenses, for a total of 2 sets of lenses
Additional SportFlex orange-yellow lenses have a blue mirror coating suitable for cloudy or overcast days, and dusk and dawn
Polarized Crystal Carbonate® lenses have the strongest hard coating available to protect against scratching
P.C.C.® lenses pass the rigorous ANSI Z80.3 tests for optical clarity and impact resistance while blocking 100% of harmful UVA and UVB light
Extremely lightweight and flexible Rhyno-Tuff® AIR frames are engineered to endure extreme temperatures
Anti-Ocular Intrusion System®, a 4-point configuration, helps prevent lenses from shooting into your face in the event of high-velocity impact
Cam-action spring hinges allow the temples to quickly lock into position
Self-adjusting Cushinol™ nosepads and ear stems create a nonslip grip that keeps sunglasses in place, ensuring a soft feel and personalized fit
Venting system incorporated into the frames enhances airflow and virtually eliminates fog and condensation
Also included is an Optic Gear Kit that features a semi-rigid zippered case and a soft pouch that doubles as a cleaning cloth
Best fits a medium to a large profile

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Native Eyewear Hardtop Reflex Polarized Sunglasses Customer Reviews

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Native Eyewear Hardtop Reflex Polarized Sunglasses

4.0

(based on 3 reviews)

67%

of respondents would recommend this to a friend.

Pros

Comfortable (3)
Good protection (3)

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Aug

2010

(1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)

5.0

sweat blockers

By plebeian

from Minneapolis, MN

About Me Casual/ Recreational

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Pros

Comfortable
Good Protection
Rugged Construction
Rugged Lenses

Cons

Best Uses

Comments about Native Eyewear Hardtop Reflex Polarized Sunglasses:

Very happy with these glasses. My head sweats a lot. I usually cannot wear sunglasses because I need to wipe the sweat away so often. The sunglasses just get in the way. The Natives have a rubber seal along the top of the frame that does a good job of directing the sweat away from my eyes. I also have not experienced much fogging. I mainly use them for beach volleyball, which means lots of sweating, glare and not a lot of air flow (like what jogging or biking would generate). A very good test for sweat and fogging issues. These glasses have performed well.

Dec

2011

5.0

Another Great Pair

By Jta91

from Albany, NY

About Me Avid Adventurer

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Pros

Comfortable
Good Protection
Rugged Lenses
Stylish

Cons

Best Uses

Camping
Casual Wear
Hiking
Travel

Comments about Native Eyewear Hardtop Reflex Polarized Sunglasses:

Mostly used for driving, track days, and other driving adventures for long periods of time. They are comfortable, and provide a larger protection from the sun than my old Dash SS's. These seem to be constructed well and have no problems like previous versions of this seemed to get reviewed.

Nice and light, so light in fact friends comment I have them on my head all the time when I'm not wearing them because I forget about them. Price is a tad steep, but the extra 2% of glare reduction with the Reflex is worth it.

Aug

2010

(0 of 1 customers found this review helpful)

2.0

Nice Glasses with a Design Flaw

By geogecko

from Oklahoma

About Me Avid Adventurer

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Pros

Comfortable
Good Protection

Cons

Flimsy Frame

Best Uses

Backpacking
Camping
Casual Wear
Hiking
Travel

Comments about Native Eyewear Hardtop Reflex Polarized Sunglasses:

I used these for pretty much everything, but mainly, they were my daily driving glasses. I also used them for trips, and for working out, when I would be outside, such as running.These have a great fit, and are fairly stylish, and provide great protection for your eyes. I got the polorized version, and they were great at reducing glare off water, or reflections off of flat surfaces.I only have two complaints, which is the reason for my 2 star rating.1. I had these about a year, and when preparing for a ski trip, I decided I wanted to use the temples that had the strap attached in the back. I used the supplied tool to bend the hinge apart, and one of the forks snapped off, breaking that temple. I sent them back, to have the frame replaced. About a year later, I was removing the glasses from my face, and they broke in the same place.2. [...] I will not buy any more products from them.