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District Vision creates high performance running eyewear in the Nako Multisport Black Sunglasses with G15 lenses. Built from a hybrid titanium and lightweight nylon frame, District Vision tested these Japanese engineered products with New York City Runners to achieve ideal performance. Between the 22 gram weight and rubber hypoallergenic nose-pad, you'll barely feel these sunglasses resting on your nose as you run.

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Tools for Mindful Athletes. — District Vision

Flying Fisherman Razor Sunglasses have a flexible wrap-around design that is super comfortable and lightweight, with sporty, semi-rimless styling, vented brow pads and non slip nose and temple pads. Polarized lenses eliminate glare and reduce eye fatigue. Polarized Triacetate lenses are impact and scratch resistant, lightweight and durable. AcuTint lens coloring system adds color contrast without distorting natural colors, allowing you to see more clearly.

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The Sky Pro Sunglasses with adaptive lenses have full frames and side shields, plus a brow pad and are your first choice for glacier and high-alpine tours. Reliable total protection, clear vision and casual style at minimal weigh. For mountain sports – especially at high altitude or on glaciers – your eyes need special protection from damaging UV rays, snow, dirt and wind. A premium sunglass is therefore an indispensable accessory for any adventure and essential for the health of your eyes.

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