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Cordons de lunettes flottants, fixation latex

Ref. ALM-PLS-P204020

These floating glasses strings are designed to secure your eyewear during nautical activities. The latex binding ensures a reliable hold on the temples, preventing the loss of your glasses if they fall into the water. A practical accessory for coastal or offshore navigation.

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Description

Typhoon - Floating string glasses - latex binding - Security at sea

The Typhoon floating glasses string offers a simple solution to prevent the loss of your eyewear in a marine environment. Thanks to its specific design, it keeps your glasses afloat in case of accidental fall into the water. The latex binding ensures a firm and durable grip on the temples of most frames, guaranteeing your glasses remain attached and accessible.

Ideal for sailing, fishing, or any aquatic activity, this accessory contributes to peace of mind by protecting often costly and essential eyewear for vision at sea.


Reliable design for the marine environment

This string is designed for use at sea, where object loss can be frequent. Its buoyancy is a major asset for quick recovery of your glasses.

  • Performance : Keeps glasses afloat.
  • Design : Latex binding for optimal grip.
  • Specificity : Designed to prevent loss in aquatic environments.

KEY POINTS :

  • Ensured buoyancy for glasses.
  • Secure attachment with latex system.

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