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£68.00

Without prescription lenses

  • Size Medium 130mm (TT)
  • Supplied with dummy lenses as standard
  • Need Prescription Click: HERE

    This is a direct glazed frame capable of high prescription powers

    Vision type:
    Prescription lens finish
    Prescription power range:
    PD (pupil distance)
    Pupil Distance Pupil Distance

    To get you the best possible vision we need to know how far your eyes are apart in mm. What is PD?

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Description

Boy’s sports glasses with head strap

Engineers designed the T Zone junior sports glasses and goggles for two critical purposes. They deliver crystal-clear vision and provide vital eye protection during sports. These versatile frames accommodate prescription ranges from -12 to +8 sphere. If your child’s prescription changes over time, an optician can swap out the lenses easily.

For maximum comfort and security on the pitch, the Jamin frame features a quick-release Velcro head strap. Designers built the frame with integrated front and side-impact crash pads to safeguard young athletes against hard impacts.

Important Safety and Eyewear Notice

We take children’s sports safety very seriously. Because of this, we craft the prescription lenses for these goggles from virtually unbreakable polycarbonate. The material withstands direct impacts from a ball or a stray finger.

We care just as deeply about proper prescription fitting. We strongly recommend taking your child’s new sports eyewear to a fully qualified optometrist or ophthalmic optician before they wear them on the field. Your child should only begin wearing the glasses after a professional checks the lenses, frame, alignment, and fitting height.