Mateo
RM689.99
THE LEADER IN TITANIUM SERIES COMPUTER GLASSES! Reach peak performance with subtlety and style. Featuring a lightweight titanium frame material, Mateo’s classic round shape and keyhole bridge (with adjustable nose pads) make a statement with crafty curves.
KEY FEATURES
- Premium lightweight titanium frame material
- High-quality German spring hinges
- GUNNAR patented lens technology
- Blocks harmful blue light and 100% UV
- Dual-sided anti-reflective lens coating
- Asian-fit compatible
- Also available in prescription
SPECS: lens width: 52 mm | nose: 20 mm | temple: 135 mm | weight: 15.9 grams (without packaging)
INCLUDED WITH PURCHASE
- Tri-Fold Glasses Case
- Microfiber Pouch
- Microfiber Cleaning Cloth
- 12-month Warranty
| Weight | 0.158 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 135 × 58 × 48 cm |
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