Z Leader Vegas Protective Eyewear Eyeguards Goggles Racquet Ball New Fast Ship

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Z Leader Vegas Protective Eyewear Eyeguards Goggles Racquet Ball New Fast Ship.
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Brand new, never been worn protective eyewear from Z-Leader. Pro Shield style lens with removable impact disperser. Shatter-proof hinged side temples. Distortion-free 180 degree clear vision straight ahead and peripherally. Anti-fog thermocured folmula disperses condensation and perspiration, keeping lenses crystal-clear. Lenses have an anti-scratch Silitec outer coating to protect the lenses and ensure long term durability. Ballistic tested polycarbonate lenses meet all ASTM and CE ball impact testing requirements and are approved for use in all leagues and tournaments. Adjustable clip-on woven retention strap for maximum comfort adn easy cleaning. Soft rubbery nose/bridge piece for extra comfort. Although these are designed for court use (squash, racquetball, badminton, handball etc.), lots of people take them along when they are biking to keep the wind out of your eyes or for other sport uses where protection is important. ***I would strongly suggest that you wear eyewear when you play**** Whether you buy it from us or not--just get it. There is no reason not to-- they do not impair your vision in any way, they are light and comfortable--you'll forget you are wearing them. Look at it this way---you are in an enclosed space with a ball that can travel over 100 mph, with a maniac armed with a titanium racquet fighing for the "T" just like you. Sooner or later, you will get hit. It is a contact sport and we've all gotten hit before--who hasn't gone home with a black and blue mark on your legs, back or @ss? If you do take one to the eye, the outcome is determined right here, right now--shake it off and keep playing or a possible trip to the ER and the possibility of a serious injury. I'm not trying to scare anyone--it is just so important I want people to do the right thing. If you ever play in a tournament, virtually all mandate protective eyewear and nearly all league play makes it a requirement as well.