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Kids' Banz Sunglasses UV400

Kids' Banz Sunglasses UV400

Everyday Life Activewear
Regular price £8.00
Regular price £16.00 Sale price £8.00
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Color: Red
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UV400 100% of UVA and UVB blocked The full protection rating for a lens.
Category 3 High glare reduction For bright sun on sand, water or snow.
Ages 2 to 5 Adjustable strap Neoprene, with a velcro adjuster at the side.
Protection by design

UV400 lenses in a wraparound frame

The lenses block 100% of UVA and UVB. The frame wraps round to the temples, so light coming in from the side is covered as well as light from the front.

UV400 lenses Blocks 100% of UVA and UVB.
Category 3 High glare reduction on bright days.
The sunglasses worn in blue
Why little eyes

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.

Built to stay on

A strap instead of arms

Sunglasses with arms come off at the first cartwheel. The neoprene strap goes round the back of the head, so these stay on through the playground and the pool.

The velcro adjuster at the side lets the strap out as they grow, and the polycarbonate frame and lenses are shatter-resistant.

  • Neoprene strapSoft, breathable, holds them on
  • Velcro adjusterLets out as they grow
  • PolycarbonateShatter-resistant frame and lenses
The red sunglasses with features annotated
Three colours

Purple, red and blue

The strap matches the frame in each colour. Same lens and same fit across all three, so let them pick.

Matching strap in each colour. Same lens, same fit.

The sunglasses worn in purple The sunglasses worn in red The sunglasses worn in blue
Why we sell this
“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 often get forgotten, and so does the thin skin around them, these sunglasses are the solution to young eye protection.”
“We started equatorsun after my mum, Annette, was diagnosed with melanoma in 2006. Most families cover the skin and stop there. Eyes often get forgotten, and so does the thin skin around them, these sunglasses are the solution to young eye protection.”
George, equatorsun