• The High-impact lifestyle can take you from one extreme to the other.
• Whether you're working up a sweat in the shop or hitting the slopes for some outrageous night skiing, you need glasses that can keep up.
• Dakura Anti-Fog Polycarbonate lenses drive away the fog and steam, allowing you to go from hot to cold and back again without having your vision blocked.
• You're unstoppable now that you've got this special edition of the hottest selling safety sunglasses.
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Edge Lenses

• The Polycarbonate lenses comply with ANSI Z87.1 + 2010 and Military MCEPS GL-PD 10-12 standards
• The Lenses offer UVA, UVB and UVC protection.
• All Lenses are coated with a special Anti-scratch Layer.
• Edge takes light management seriously, the scratch and fog-resistant lenses prove it.

Edge Frames

• Edge frames are designed for all day, every day wear-and-tear.
• Edge Frames are made from a lightweight, flexible and shatter-resistant compound of Grilamid TR90 and Nylon.
• Straight temples that don't pinch and temple vents to keep you cool.  
• Edge Eyewear's wraparound design eliminates side shield distortion.
• Edge glasses are always ready to work. 

Temples

• Edge Eyewear's revolutionary temple construction includes edge-Flex technology, which offers flexibility and shock absorption.
• Strong and durable, Edge glasses feature screws, rather than plastic connectors, at the temples.

Megol

• Edge Eyewear employs soft and pliable Megol material in its temple tips and nose pads.
• As it is exposed to warmth and moisture from perspiration, Megol becomes tacky, firmly securing your glasses on your face.
• Ultra-flexible megol material forms a shock-absorbing support from the temple to the ear keeping your glasses secure and comfortable.
• In fact, they're so comfortable they're patented.

Standard Anti-Fog

• Edge Eyewear Standard Anti-Fog Polycarbonate lenses feature a coating that repels fog and steam.
• Moisture just rolls off the lens, keeping your vision clear at all times.

Dakura (dah-KER-ah)

• Elevation: 25,823'
• Country: Nepal
• Dakura (Ngadi Chuli) is a high peak in the Mansiri Himal in Nepal
• Despite its top 20 height, Dakura has only been climbed once or twice.
• The first confirmed ascent, and as of 2005 the last attempt on the mountain, was in 1979 by the Polish climbers Ryszard Gajewski and Maciej Pawlikowski via the West Buttress.