Serengeti Sunglasses

Serengeti eyewear has maintained a premiere reputation with professional drivers and pilots for many years. This reputation was earned due to the special processes used to create their patented photochromatic lenses. Rather than special coatings to achieve the desired effect of detail and color perception, the Serengeti Eyewear Company uses a molecular process that will automatically darken the lenses in the presence of bright light and clear the lens when the light levels drop. An anti-reflective coating on the back of the glass puts the final touches to this process by reducing the incidence of eyestrain when wearing them.

The high quality engineering of Serengeti sunglasses is not limited to the glass lenses but is complimented by precise construction of the frames. Using such advanced materials as Monel, cellulose acetate, nylon and graphite as well as the highest quality stainless steel and nickel silver, the Serengeti sunglasses you buy are as well constructed as the precision machines you may be driving in.

As well as high performance, Serengeti sunglasses are engineered to be top of the line fashion statements as well. The Serengeti Imola sunglasses offer a thin shiny black frame and polarized scratch resistant gray lenses. Serengeti's polarized titanium sunglasses offer diamond ground lenses and heavy metal construction. The bronze coloration of the lenses offers a dashing fashion adventure to any journey.

Serengeti's Argosy Polarized sunglasses come with a shiny black gunmetal frame and their patented gray light adjusting lenses. The Da Vinci Drivers sunglasses by Serengeti offer vintage styling with their sturdy black frames and henna lenses. The look is cool and the 100% ultraviolet protection and scratch and impact resistance lenses are in a class of their own.

Serengeti Aviator sunglasses have built themselves a reputation of clarity and ease of wear that makes them extremely popular with pilots. The self-adjusting level of shading makes them ideal for flying as they will compensate quickly to varying brightness levels from sunlight reflecting off clouds. They offer superb depth perception and strong metal frames for years of professional service.

While the retail price on Serengeti sunglasses will usually top $100 dollars, there are many ways to save money and still maintain the styling. Online merchants quite frequently offer discount prices on their designer sunglasses and with seasonal coupons, you can generally get the Serengeti sunglasses of your dreams for half the regular price. With nearly a hundred styles in production, finding the Serengeti sunglasses to fit your look is only a decision away.