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• KAVU Focuses on Unlimited Visibility with the Expansion of Sunglasses Line
  KAVU, a leading designer of outdoor apparel and accessories, announced new sunglasses designs for 2003. The new styles feature innovative materials and edgy active designs and join the existing line of four models launched by KAVU last year. New styles will be available in stores this spring.
  Author: John Boss - Date: January 29, 2004



• Serengeti Introduces The Unseen Science Of The 555nm Lens
  To the untrained eye, there appears to be no difference between the Serengeti 555nm and other gray/green sunglasses. However, the Unseen Science of Serengeti Eyewear makes the 555nm the ultimate gray/green lens in the marketplace.
  Author: Kim Park - Date: January 29, 2004



• The Serengeti Sedona ™- The Harsher The Light, The Better One Sees
  Whether skiing in the Alps, golfing on a bright sunny day or boating in the middle of the Caribbean, the Serengeti Sedona lens cuts glare while retaining visual clarity in the most extreme environments.
  Author: John Boss - Date: January 29, 2004



• Serengeti Sunglasses Are Available To The Savvy Shopper
  Like they say you get what you pay for. When you pay for Serengeti sunglasses you are paying for a high quality reliable product. Why not choose the best when you it is your safety and the safety of your eyes at stake. Whether you are heading out on the boat, off to work or just out for a walk you need to consider the damage bright sunlight can do to the delicate tissues in your eyes. Protect your sight and take a look at purchasing a pair of Serengeti sunglasses.
  Author: Mari Anne Hussen - Date: July 31, 2005



• Sunglasses For Golfers Are Designed To Help You Play Your Best
  Sunglasses are not just for decoration. If you play sports, drive, walk or work in the sun you should seriously think about protecting your precious eyesight with a pair of quality sunglasses. Many companies today are taking a closer look at making sunglasses for golfers, for skiers and for drivers. They evaluate what light filtering needs will best suit each activity and share that information with you, the consumer. When making sunglasses for golfers they consider the fact that many times on the fairway you will be dealing with the sun glaring at you from a low angle. They also consider the importance of being able to read the subtle breaks of the green as you plan your putt.
  Author: Mari Anne Hussen - Date: May 22, 2005