Description
Baby Banz sunglasses give babies and toddlers UV400 protection, blocking 100% of UVA and UVB rays. Category 3 lenses cut glare on bright days at the beach or in the snow.
The wraparound shape covers the eyes from the sides as well as the front, where ordinary sunglasses leave a gap. A neoprene strap with a velcro adjuster holds them on, so they stay put when a baby pulls at them and can be let out as the child grows.
Frame and lenses are shatter-resistant polycarbonate.
Three colours: red, blue and pink.
Features
- UV400 lenses: blocking 100% of UVA and UVB
- Category 3 lenses: high glare reduction for bright conditions
- Wraparound shape: covers the eyes from the sides too
- Adjustable neoprene strap: velcro fastening, stays put and grows with them
- Shatter-resistant polycarbonate: frame and lenses
UK Shipping:
- Royal Mail 24 (2–3 working days): £5.99
- Royal Mail 48 (3–4 working days): £4.99
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International Shipping: Calculated at checkout.
Free international shipping on orders over £200
UV400 lenses in a wraparound shape
The lenses block 100% of UVA and UVB. The wraparound shape carries that protection round the sides of the eyes, where ordinary sunglasses leave a gap.
Children need this more than adults do
A child’s eye lens is clearer than an adult’s, so more UV reaches the retina. The damage builds over a lifetime, and a good proportion of it happens before the age of eighteen.
A strap instead of arms
Babies pull sunglasses off. The neoprene strap goes round the back of the head and holds them in place.
A velcro adjuster at the side lets the strap out as they grow, and the frame and lenses are shatter-resistant polycarbonate.
- Neoprene strapSoft, breathable, holds them on
- Velcro adjusterLets out as they grow
- PolycarbonateShatter-resistant frame and lenses
Red, blue and pink
The strap matches the frame in each colour. All three are the same lens and the same fit.
Matching strap in each colour. Same lens, same fit.
“We started equatorsun after my mum, Annette, was diagnosed with melanoma in 2006. She died three years later and the family kept the business going. Eyes are the part of sun protection people forget about, incorporating UV400 sunglasses into your sun protection routine is key.”
“We started equatorsun after my mum, Annette, was diagnosed with melanoma in 2006. Eyes are the part of sun protection people forget about.”George, equatorsun
