Sterling Evolution VR10 Standard Climbing Rope - 10.2mm
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Features
Lens: ST (Super Thin) glass Polarized: yes, PolarizedPlus 2 Photochromic: no Interchangeable Lens: no Base Curve: 8 Frame: nylon Hinge: anti-corrosive spring Nose Pads: yes, embedded rubber Temple Pads: yes, rubber Frame Measurements: 64 / 17 / 125 mm Face Size: medium to large Recommended Use: beachwear, driving, walking, boating, fishing, hiking, running Manufacturer Warranty: 2 years
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