Ugly Fish Kids Polarised Unbreakable Sunglasses PKR715 A robust and high-protection eyewear solution specifically engineered for active children, combining advanced polarised lens technology with an innovative "unbreakable" frame to ensure maximum safety and visual comfort.
The Ugly Fish PKR715 is an honest answer to the challenge of providing durable eye protection for youngsters. Designed for the harsh Australian sun, these sunglasses feature a frame made from a specialised TPEE (thermoplastic polyester elastomer) material. This unique substance is incredibly flexible, allowing the frames to be bent, twisted, or sat on without snapping, making them virtually child-proof. Beyond their physical toughness, the lenses provide category 3 high sun glare reduction and 100% UV protection. By eliminating reflected glare from water, sand, and road surfaces, they allow children to see more clearly and comfortably during outdoor play, sports, or family trips to the beach.
Key Features
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Virtually Unbreakable TPEE Frame: Highly flexible and lightweight material that can withstand the roughest treatment from active kids without breaking.
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Polarised Lenses: Dramatically reduces glare from reflective surfaces, improving visual clarity and reducing eye strain in bright conditions.
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Maximum UV Protection: Provides 100% protection against harmful UVA and UVB rays, meeting the Australian Standard for category 3 sun protection.
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Wrap-Around Design: Contoured shape ensures a secure fit and helps block peripheral sunlight and dust from entering the eyes.
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Shatterproof Polycarbonate Lenses: Constructed from high-impact resistant materials to protect the eyes from debris during play.
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Lightweight and Comfortable: Engineered to be worn all day without causing pressure points or discomfort behind the ears.
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Vibrant Colour Options: Available in a range of kid-friendly colours that make wearing sun protection fun and engaging for children.
Best For
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Active children who enjoy outdoor sports, swimming, and playing in environments where traditional sunglasses might break.
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Parents seeking the highest level of UV and glare protection for their children's developing eyes.
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Summer holidays and beach days where sand, water, and constant movement require a "life-proof" eyewear solution.
