Saturday, March 16, 2013

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Thursday, March 14, 2013

About SPY on a story ...




SPY® came into being in 1994 as the brainchild of a group of over-achieving athletes and design freaks seeking new perspective through the lens of technical eyewear. This unique group was as motivated toward creativity and freedom as they were with pushing design conventions and redefining technology, and their efforts were eagerly embraced by the burgeoning world of action, motor and multisports.

SPY’s existence from Day 1 involved a constant evolution of the relationship between material, function and design, and to this day the brand's DNA underscores an obsession with progressing the quality of experience, of taking it all in, of having fun while doing things that a lot of people think are downright crazy. Within this craziness lies the genius of the SPY brand, its athletes and designers. SPY continues to place itself at the intersection of retro-futuristic design and optical innovation, while at the same time fueling its identity through the iconic minds, bodies and vision of the world's most creative and inspiring athletes, as well as its athletically-inspired creatives.

Here are some things they did along the way:

*Drink it, Jimmy... it's just like what they give the astronauts.* In 1994, SPY began R&D on a lens program using state-of-the art aerospace tech common in fighter pilot and astronaut lens design. It took five years and countless trials, but success finally came in 1999 with production of the first Accurate Radius Curvature (ARC) line: crystal clear vision at all angles of vision delivered in a shatterproof, scratch-proof lens. Try to break it. Try to scratch it. You can't.

*If you keep doing that, you'll go blind.* Eyewear fog-up and misting was a plague for outdoor sports through the '90s. Athletes wearing goggles, protective eyewear or sunglasses had to contend with condensation obscuring their vision as their bodies heated up in the cold air or fog... not a good thing approaching 100 mph or above 30 feet in the air. In 1995, the SPY "Scoop" technology was perfected, earning it a U.S. patent and the appreciation of athletes worldwide. So, what's the scoop on The Scoop? A special vent system is incorporated into the Scoop frame, which produces an air-churning Venturi effect between the eye and lens surface, moving condensation out and away before it can settle.
Scope our Scoop, if you haven’t gone blind yet.

*Anatomy of a Glaring Achievement* Polarized eyewear has long been standard equipment for athletes outdoors to minimize blinding glare from light bouncing off surfaces like water, snow and pavement. In 1996, SPY advanced its ARC technology to include Trident™ Polarization, a special filter injected between two layers of ARC material. The result: a lightweight, shatterproof lens that cuts glare. Glaringly sick, we think.

*What Now?* SPY has an intensely devoted crew focused on creating something profound and committed to fusing ideas, art and engineering to produce an eyewear collection that is unrivaled in utility and style. They figure once you have all that dialed, you can cut loose and have some fun.

Their brand's heritage is rooted in action sports, motorsports and multisports, and it's supported by a genetic code linking people, product and passion. So with that in mind, they're looking to do what they're wired to do: to come up with new solutions and styles that make a difference not just on the face of things but in the hearts and minds of those who rock their stuff with confidence, pride and a big-ass grin.







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"Acquired the aforementioned as a Christmas gift for my children,, He's main had them several weeks,.. yet so far he states they hold on his head netter than to whatever available glasses he has ever worn.... He loves the style and color and is exceptionally blissful with them. "    by Lisa - customer  from Pickford, MI - January 5, 2013

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"I am overall very pleased with these sunglasses... Great fitment and great style... Only thing I wish was different was the lenses were a little darker... Great glasses ...! "   by  Derrik - customer from Las Vegas  - December 27, 2012


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"Awesome sunglasses.... Be that as it may, the closures of it that go over your ears might be better.... Needed to return my pair because of the closures (the piece-such as tip) chafing my ear.... Assuming that the closure-tips weren't so long, I wouldn't have had any issues..."  
by Anonymous - customer   - December 11, 2012


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"Mind blowing match of shades, SPYs new "Helm" style is extraordinary.... I wear them all over now.... I recommend getting a couple now. Best combine of shades I've had yet..."  by Anonymous - customer - April 6, 2012





"Great designed, amazing look and feel. The lenses are not plotted which is moreover a plus...I exceedingly suggest! "  by  Sean G - customer - from United States - November 14, 2012



"I was let down with the nature of the aforementioned spellbound lens... I adoreed the style yet the value was less, a letdown.... " by  Jimmy - customer  -  from Irvine, Ca  - August 31, 2012




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"Beware, the aforementioned glasses are huge !..My daughter preferences big  glasses, yet they were even too huge for her..." by Anonymous - customer -  August 16, 2012




"Not just do the aforementioned edges not fit they're prepared exceptionally very cheap... I was cleared out on  fast mine fell apart ...."  by Meg - custome - from Ohio - November 8, 2012





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"Be carefull ,..  the aforementioned edges are extremely heavy ! ...My nose was wounded after a day of wearing these .... "  by  Anonymous - customer - August 31, 2012




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