When Your Extra-Curricular Life is in Need of a Little Visual Acuity, Grab a Wildcharge or a Whipstart

Tuesday, September 22 2015 | 00 h 00 min | News

adidas unleashes two new stylish sunglass models that utilize adidas proprietary Light Stabilizing Technology, which is available in a variety of colours and filter combinations. Creating superior optics in a modern sporty frame that will take you from work to the baseball diamond, finishing the day off on a patio celebrating the win with your friends. adidas Wildcharge and Whipstart feature ribbed grip temples, state of the art adjustable nose pads, and quick release temples to protect your frame from damage for when you’re sliding into first.

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