ANSI Z87.1 Replacement Lenses For Oakley Fuel Cell OO9096 Sunglasses
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| Artikelnummer | 227474169 | Erscheinungsdatum | 2026/05/09 | Listenpreis | €14.40 | Modellnummer | 227474169 | ||
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- [ Original Size Matched ] - One-to-one customized with the original, only perfectly fit for Fuel Cell OO9096 sunglasses.NO Return needed, Just REFUND if troubled with any unexpected installation matters
- [ ANSI Z87.1 Verified ] - Meets ANSI Z87.1 Safety Standards for Optical Clarity and High Mass/High Velocity Impact Resistance
- [ Anti-peeling Tested ] - Made from taper corrected injected molded polycarbonate with one indestructible layer which is harder to peel away (CONTACT US for the secret of maintenance)
- [ Customer Perspective Experienced ] - Thousands of surveys from outdoor enthusiasts made a big difference in lens upgraded process. Based on their experiences, our experts have created high-performance lenses which provide all-day comfort and 100% UV400 protection
- [ Excellent Pre-sale & After-sale Support Deserved ] - Which color is the best when cycling, running, sailing, hiking or biking? What's the right model name of your fading old frame? What makes you confused is what we specialize in. Message US NOW!
| ASIN | B0C3H9WMV2 |
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| size | Fuel Cell |
| Brand | AOZAN |
| Color | Metallic Black |
| Item Shape | sport |
| Lens Color | Ultra Polarized |
| Lens Width | 60 Millimeters |
| Sport Type | Cycling, Hiking, Running |
| Unit Count | 1.0 Count |
| Manufacturer | AOZAN |
| Style Number | Fuel Cell |
| Polarization Type | Polarized |
| Lens Material Type | Polycarbonate |
| Frame Material Type | Composite |
| Lens Coating Description | UV Protection Coating |
| Manufacturer Part Number | AOZAN#AFL4-MBLACK |
| Ultraviolet Light Protection | True |
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