Eyes On the Trades Edition w/ Grey Polarized Lens & Side Shields
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Frame:
- Form-fitting polycarbonate, with adjustable arms
- Screwless, metalless, locking hinges
Lens:
- Polarized CAT-3 lens with ~80% light absorption & 99.9% UVA/B blocking
- Outside surface: oleophobic (oil resistant, easy clean) coating
- Inside surface: Anti-glare coating
- Replaceable and interchangeable
Side Shields (INCLUDED):
- Clay & Tactic Colour Frame: x1 Pair Transparent Grey Scratch Resistant Polycarbonate Side Shields
- M.Black Colour Frame: x1 Pair Matte Black Polycarbonate Side Shields
Gender: Unisex
Fit: Medium-Large
Safety: ANSI Z87.1-2020, high-mass/velocity impact certified for the frame, lens, and side shield
Markings: “Z87+” on frame and arms
Pupillary Distance
A Right Start.
Eyes on the Trades is our initiative to stand up for our skilled trades communities. We believe that to encourage millions of new graduates to consider a career in the trades, we must modernize its image and reframe its perception. This involves giving young folks a right start by providing the necessary knowledge and tools, and by instilling a positive attitude and a strong work ethic.
Our goal is to donate to charities that align with these values, focusing on programs that offer excellent education, hands-on training, safety certifications, and scholarships to aspiring young trades. This helps prepare them for successful careers in their chosen fields, making a meaningful impact in their industry.
Tim Uhler @awesomeframers - Inspiring the next generation of home builders on social.
$5 PER PAIR DONATED TO OUR CHARITY PARTNERS
We are proud to partner with the Education Partnership Foundation in Canada.
TEPF introduces students to skilled trades through hands-on learning and safety certifications, preparing them for apprenticeships and future careers in trades. Founded in 1991, the charity organization created positive impact to the lives of over 766,000 students.
[TEPF.ca]
