ICE 02
ICE 02
ICE 02
Inspired by our Glacier model, ICE Large features a wrap around rectangular s...
Inspired by our Glacier model, ICE Large features a wrap around rectangular shape. Removeable side shields and temples for customizable fit and function. Frames made from bio nylon. Mineral glass lenses offer pure optical clarity, and are scratch-resistant and shock proof.
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2 year-warranty
2 year-warranty
Ref: VU40022U6191X0636
Josh Huckaby
Josh Huckaby is an American alpine climber and photographer, based in Bishop, California. He grew up in Southern California surfing and climbing. He likes to ride motorcycles around Indonesia surfing his brains out and climbing on windy Patagonian peaks with his friends. All the while keeping the camera out trying to capture the experience. Josh was lead rigger on "Free Solo" during filming on El Capitan in Yosemite. He has also spent 10 seasons "waiting" for good weather in El Chalten.
He calls the Eastern Sierra home, where there is more good rock than you can shake a stick at.
He calls the Eastern Sierra home, where there is more good rock than you can shake a stick at.
Blue - Blue Polarlynx
- Frame made with performance nylon and is highly resistant
- Temples have adjustable hypoallergenic rubber end-tips
- Includes side shields for an additional protection
- Spring hinges in stainless steel integrated in the temple
- Bridge insert is removable
- Shape: Rectangular
- Comes with a blue Cordura case
Large
• Model for men • Great for large sized faces with rectangular, oval shapes • Height (A): 1,8 in - Bridge (B): 0,5 in - Eye (C): 2,4 in - Temple (D): 5,4 in • Height (A) : 45,7 mm - Bridge (B) : 13 mm - Eye (C) : 60,6 mm - Temple (D) : 138 mm
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Packaging Vuarnet
Each pair of glasses is delivered in our leather case made from 32% recycled materials, especially from PET plastic bottles. This case comes with a box signed with our Signature V logo on a ski and its sleeve representing the Alps.
