CALL OF DUTY ALPHA EDITION
RM369.99
Follow the steps of GUNNAR and Task Force 141 and embark on a mission to protect all eyes. Equipped with a quality precision engineered polymer frame material, sturdy multi-barrel hinges and fixed nose bridge, wearing the Call of Duty Alpha Edition is the perfect load out.
KEY FEATURES
- Precision engineered polymer frame material
- Sturdy multi-barrel hinges
- GUNNAR patented lens technology
- G-Shield™ lens coating: anti-reflective, smudge resistant & oleophobic
- Blocks harmful blue light and 100% UV
- Official Call of Duty licensed glasses
- Prescription also available
SPECS: lens width: 56 mm | nose: 16 mm | frame width: 133 mm | temple: 137 mm | weight: 21 grams (without packaging)
INCLUDED WITH PURCHASE
- Glasses Case
- Microfiber Pouch
- Cleaning Cloth
- 12-month Warranty
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