Scheyden Precision Eyewear Introduces New
Fixed Hybrid Collection Full-coverage wrap and advanced technology
combine for unique custom fit
(HUNTINGTON BEACH, CA) - Scheyden Precision Eyewear -
the luxury market leader in lenses and frames for aviation, golf, fishing
and yachting - announces the premier of its new Fixed Hybrid collection of
sunglasses featuring the only full-coverage wrap design to offer a unique
custom-fit.
Handcrafted from the world's finest materials, the
Fixed Hybrids ($259 - $309) combine a cedar rolled composite frame with
flexible, hypoallergenic NiAg temples and cloisonné tips for complete
comfort, even when wearing a hat, headphones or a headset. Offering superb
sun protection for all outdoor activities, the collection includes three
styles - Jet-A, Panorama and Revelstoke - in either gloss black or Havana
tortoise-shell.
The new frames can be fitted with either glass or
CR-39 lenses, which are created using Scheyden's technologically advanced
multi-layer process. Hand-ground and polished, they feature a hydrophobic
coating to repel water and perspiration, and several layers of magnesium
hexafluoride to diffuse ambient light and protect pupils from harsh
reflections. The distortion-free lenses also include a scratch resistant
finish and optional polarization.
"The Fixed Hybrid is the world's most comfortable
composite frame," says Jeff Herold, company founder and private
instrument-rated pilot. "Building on our expertise in the aviation
industry, we've combined the clarity and comfort Scheyden is known for with
a fashionable wrap style that will appeal to anyone who enjoys the
outdoors. There's just nothing else on the market that can compete with the
quality of our frames and lenses."
Designed and manufactured to exacting standards,
Scheyden eyewear is ideal for precision activities. In addition to the
Fixed Hybrids, the company's product line includes the titanium-frame Fixed
Gear collection, Classic FlipUp styles and Dual RX designs for prescription
users.
A favorite of military, commercial, private and
aerobatic pilots - including the U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds and 2009
Redbull Air Race Rookie Pete McLeod - the evolutionary sunglasses are also
the choice of professional golfers on the PGA, LPGA and Champions Tours, as
well as fishermen and car enthusiasts.
Retailing from $259 to $445, Scheyden Precision
Eyewear is available at better commercial aviation and custom eyewear
retailers.
