Consumer Update
Sunglasses are not only necessary when you’re out in the sun, but they also add a touch of style. But most sunglasses that look stylish aren’t made for adventurous activity. That is until we heard about William Painter.
Titanium Sunglasses were designed to tough it out in any condition without losing points for style. As one of the largest sunglasses campaigns on Kickstarter, William Painter quickly became popular for their blend of premium materials, like titanium and high-grade polarized nylon lenses.
And if you’re wondering why William Painter? Here’s a list that may persuade you:
- Stronger – crafted with Aerospace grade titanium and made with the same material as Fighter Jets and Lamborghinis. Just try and break them. But if you happen to break them, don’t worry. William Painter provides a lifetime guarantee and will replace the sunglasses no matter what happens to them.
- Lighter – Titanium is the well-kept secret behind these strong yet light glasses. They’re light enough to take anywhere and tough enough to make it there
- Scratch resistant – the Titanium is coated with “Black Armour” so it is protective anodizing inspired by drill bits, knives, and firearms.
- Optically Superior – with their Japanese Nylon Polarized lenses, they integrate both polarizing and tint layers all the way through the lens so you receive incredible optics with superior durability.
If you’re wondering which of their many sunglasses you should get, you can’t go wrong with their most popular designs, The Hook and The Empire. But we love all their other styles – so pick what speaks to you.
For example, with The Hook, you’ll notice forged from aerospace grade titanium. The Hook offers ultimate comfort and durability along with a lifetime guarantee. You’ll never have to worry about taking them along for the adventure.
Just choose the frame that fits you, and rest assured that your polarized lenses from William Painter’s Titanium Sunglasses will protect your eyes from the sun but still keep you looking stylish.
To purchase a pair of these well-made sunglasses head on over to Williampainter.com today.
