Maui Jim® Banyans Polarized Sunglasses

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Frame/Lens Color	Quantity
Gloss Black/Gray Mirrored		Important Notice 1541937 Your Price: $199.00 Ships From Manufacturer
Gloss Black/Green Mirrored		Important Notice 1541938 Your Price: $199.00 Ships From Manufacturer
Tortoise/Bronze Mirrored		Important Notice 1541939 Your Price: $199.00 Ships From Manufacturer

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Lightweight, 8 base frame
PolarizedPlus®2 technology
Evolution® lenses
Scratch and impact-resistant
Grilamid TR-90 frames

Designed for those who have sporty or active lifestyles and want the added protection of a lightweight, 8 base frame, the Maui Jim Banyans Polarized Sunglasses sensibly combine modern style with comfort. Maui Jim's PolarizedPlus®2 technology provides the Banyans Sunglasses with unbeatable protection by blocking glare and UV rays from all angles, managing light and then boosting colors for unmatched optical clarity. The Banyans' Maui Evolution® lens material is a fusion of the best properties of Maui Jim's SuperThin glass and Polycarbonate lenses. This innovative sunglass lens offers superior optics, scratch and impact-resistance, while enhancing colors with a patented lens treatment. The Banyans' Grilamid TR-90 frames are designed to deliver lightweight toughness and extreme bending strength, while the rubberon temple ends provide extra grip allowing for a more secure feel.

How to choose your Maui Jim lenses:
Heighten your visual acuity with a lens color that matches your outside conditions!

Neutral Grey: offers terrific contrast and the highest available light reduction. Suitable for all light conditions, especially bright, direct sunlight.
HCL® Bronze: offers excellent contrast. Perfect for low-light conditions, or for those who enjoy a subtle bronze hue for everyday wear.
Maui Rose®: provide the sharpest contrast and image resolution, making them perfect for fast action sports and activities.
Maui HT™: is suitable variable and low light conditions. HT boosts colors, contrast and depth perception, while blocking 99% of reflected glare.

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Rated 4.8 out of 5 by 4 reviewers.

Rated 4 out of 5 by DBBALL79 Nice Sunglasses Very light weight and durable with the flexable frames. However are a little to light for motorcycle riding. November 6, 2011

Rated 5 out of 5 by Michael54 Great for fishing I bought a pair of these and used them all summer. I got the brown lenses and they are great for fishing. They cut the glare and let you see into the water so much better. Very plesed with them. October 24, 2011

Rated 5 out of 5 by SnoopDog great glasses This product was all that I expected and more. very stylish and an all around great product, light weight, clear and very comfortable. Another satisfied customer, no regrets. September 8, 2011

Rated 5 out of 5 by bobb47 Love Maui Jims I have owned many pairs of Maui Jims. The only problem is I am a big guy and I need large sunglasses. The styles seem to be getting smaller and smaller sizes. These fit great and are everything I expected. ( And I had very high expectations) May 14, 2010

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are these too large for a womans face?

4 years, 5 months ago

barnus

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Yes. I am a 6'0" guy weighing 220 and they are just the right size. I wouldn't go any larger for myself.

1 year, 6 months ago

DBBALL79

- Southern, NH

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No, they would not be too large for a woman's face. They would look great on a female.

1 year, 8 months ago

SnoopDog

- Alabama

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Though the Maui Sports Series are considered to be unisex, the Banyans are one of the larger frames of the Maui Sports series. The Ho' Okipa's are one size smaller followed my the Makaha, Kanaha and the smallest being the Sandy Beach.

4 years ago

KevinTheSunglassMan

- Ft. Myers, Florida

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