Preview: Underdog Glasses

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posted on November 3, 2024
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Underdog Glasses

Sunglasses are often misplaced, forgotten and lost, so Underdog resolves such dilemmas with its clip-on lenses.

Comprised of high-grade polycarbonate for sharp visuals with minimized distortion and offered in a variety of colors from yellow to polarized green, the lenses simply fasten to a ball cap brim for unobtrusive use—no more slippage, constant adjustments or head and ear irritation.

Once attached to a hat, the lenses allow for effortless adjustments with a flip-up and -down action that makes them ready when needed.

Suggested retail price is $70. For more information, visit underdogglasses.com.

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