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Carve Rivals Polarized Sunglasses | Matt Black and Green with Green Iridium Lens Color:Matt Black and Green with Green Iridium Lens With a classic straight leg UPF 50 meets Australian

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Carve Rivals Polarized Sunglasses Matt Black and Green with Green Iridium Lens Color:Matt Black and Green with Green Iridium Lens With a classic straight leg UPF 50 meets Australian With a classic straight leg and iconic styling Primatex 100 reinforced front button protection Hand Finished Check your eyewear regularly to make sure the screws aren’t loose

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