Description
Designed with the versatile waterman in mind, Broadbill II takes inspiration from the original Broadbill frame, but takes it’s functionality and versatility to the next level with this new- hybrid design infused- iteration. Micro side shields and hooding, paired with an 8 base wrap provide an elevated level of coverage, minimal light leak and protection from the elements. Vented nose pads increase ventilation across the frame, reducing the risk of fogging.
Bio-based material
Premium Polarized 580 Lenses: Filtering reflective glare is essential for anyone on the water or outdoors
Scratch Resistant and Durable: The C-wall coating provides extra scratch-resistance and a barrier that repels water, oil and sweat for easy cleaning
100% UV Protection: Your Costas absorb 100% of UV light, providing you the best in light management and protection
Fit
8 Base Curve Decentered – Max Coverage: Frames with maximum-coverage and wrap that help reduce light leak
Specifications
Size: L
Lens Curve: Base 8 Decentered
Frame Width: 133mm
Bridge Width: 15mm
Lens Width: 58mm
Lens Height: 44.6mm
Temple Arm Length: 134mm
Includes
Broadbill II
Costa Case
Cleaning Cloth
Technology
Costa 580 Lenses
Designed by in-house light spectrum experts to enhance colors because standard sunglass lenses fell short. The lens multipatented technology manages light by.
Absorbing harmful high-energy blue light (HEV)
Enhancing reds, greens and blues
Filtering out harsh yellow
580 Lightwave Glass
C-WALL molecular bond
Glass layer
Encapsulated mirror
Polarized film
Superior Clarity & Scratch-Resistance
Glass provides the best clarity in material
Encapsulated mirrors (between layers of glass) are scratch-proof
20% thinner and 22% lighter than average polarized glass
580 Lightwave Polycarbonate
C-Wall molecular bond
Mirror (Optional)
Polycarbonate lens
Polarized film
Lightweight, Impact-Resistant
Polycarbonate & are your lightest and most durable lens material options
C-WALL is a molecular bond which is scratch-resistant
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