The bronze sunglasses offered at eyeforsunglasses.com are largely the same design, however this does not mean that you cannot find the sunglasses you desire. Brought in by Serengeti, one of the leading sunglasses brands in the world, the bronze lenses are scratchproof and both photochromic and polarised, offering the highest quality protection against harmful UV rays from the sun; with the bronze tint able to filter out blue light, creating contrast and increasing visibility, making these sunglasses perfect for all activities and the best protection you could give your eyes. The thin frame is stylish yet surprisingly strong, and the edges are rubber tipped to decrease all rubbing and discomfort.

Serengeti is a brand of sunglasses that is owned by Bushnell Corporation. It was developed by Corning Incorporated and in 1984 was considered for being shut down due to poor financial performance but was saved by an entrepreneur called Zaki Mustafa, who managed to increase profit from five million to sixty two million in a few short years with only fifty two employees. It was after this rise in sales that the company was bought by Bushnell. Notable people who have been wearing Serengeti sunglasses range from film stars such as Val Kilmer to Pope Benedict XVI, showing the diversity in which these sunglasses market themselves to. Serengeti offer state of the art technology in their lenses; they are photochromic, allowing the lenses to darken and lighten depending on the brightness and intensity of the sun. They also decrease eye fatigue and increase contrast; couple this with their unique molecular structuring and you have a long lasting and sturdy lens that will protect your eyes through and through. The filters used increase your perception of colours while also adding extra protection to your eyes, making these sunglasses first choice for all pilots, drivers and anyone involved in a high paced game or sport.

A pair of sunglasses has successfully saved one of the best baseball players in the world. Miguel Cabrara was struck in the face by a ground ball, resulting in a gash and a small fracture under his right eye. If he had not been wearing his sunglasses at the time, the damage to Tigers star’s face would have been much more serious, possibly resulting in blindness and therefore the end of his baseball playing career. Miguel Cabrara simply said of the incident, ‘Thank God, I’m lucky’, which is one way to describe it, as Tigers had already lost a player earlier in the season due to a knee injury, making these sunglasses save their career this season.