Hawkers Classic Bold Sunglasses - Polarized Grey

Yes, the durable TR90 frame, secure fit with adjustable nose pads, and overall robust construction make them suitable for many outdoor activities. However, extreme sports might require specialized eyewear.

Polarized lenses reduce glare from reflective surfaces, improving visual clarity, contrast, and reducing eye strain. They are particularly beneficial in bright sunlight and around water.

TR90 is a high-tech polymer considered one of the best Nylon materials for eyewear frames globally. It offers exceptional flexibility, durability, and lightweight comfort.

These are a unisex model with adjustable nose pads and a standard frame size (Front 142 mm; Temple 145 mm; Bridge 21 mm). While designed for a wide range of adult faces, checking the dimensions against your current sunglasses can help ensure a good fit.

Yes, the polarized lenses are excellent for driving as they reduce glare from the road and other vehicles, enhancing visibility and safety. The Category 3 tint is appropriate for bright daylight driving.

The shiny black TR90 temples offer a sleek look with enhanced flexibility, while the brushed black stainless steel bridge and lower rims provide a contrasting matte finish and superior corrosion resistance.

The sunglasses include a microfiber box and lid for protection and cleaning. A separate hard case is not typically included.

Adjust the silicone nose pads gently for a more secure fit. If the issue persists, ensure the temple tips are properly positioned on your ears.

Clean the lenses using a clean microfiber cloth. For stubborn smudges, slightly dampen the cloth with water or a lens cleaning solution specifically designed for eyewear.

TR90 material offers flexibility but has limits. Avoid excessive force. If the frame feels unusually stiff, check for any obstructions or minor damage. Contact customer support if significant resistance is met.

These sunglasses feature a Category 3 filter and polarized lenses, which are designed for bright sunlight. For overcast or low-light conditions, it is recommended to use clear or lighter-tinted eyewear.