Rab Storm Bivy - Bivy Sacks
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Lens: polarized 580 polycarbonate, Costa C-Wall coating Polarized: yes Frame: nylon Nose/Temple Pads: yes, nose pads Hinge: optical spring Case Included: yes, hard case Face Size: medium Recommended Use: casual, beachwear Manufacturer Warranty: lifetime
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