Serengeti Rx Progressive Aviator Pergusa Sunglasses

Serengeti Rx Progressive Aviator Pergusa Sunglasses - Take the wheel. Serengeti Aviators are just as much at home on the water or the road as they are in the air. Choose a gradient lens, preferred by pilots because they block harsh glare from the sun above, while providing a clear view of instruments below. Or select non-gradient lenses for uniform, top-to-bottom protection against sun and glare. No matter what you're piloting, Aviators with Serengeti's advanced lenses minimize fatigue and eye strain from the sun.

Serengeti Rx Progressive Aviator Pergusa Sunglasses are part of Serengeti RX Sunglasses that are part of Serengeti RX and Serengeti Progressive RX programs. Serengeti Pergusa can be ordered with Single Vision RX Prescription (Progressive Sunglasses) lenses or with Progressive RX Prescription (RX Progressive Sunglasses) lenses.

Available Serengeti Pergusa Sunglases:

• Serengeti Pergusa Sunglasses
• Serengeti Pergusa RX Sunglasses
• Serengeti Pergusa RX Progressive Sunglasses

Available RX Pergusa Frame Models:

• Serengeti Pergusa Shiny Black Frame 6960RX
• Serengeti Pergusa Satin Gun Frame 6959RX
• Serengeti Pergusa Espresso Frame 6956RX

Available Serengeti RX Progressive Lenses for Pergusa Sunglasses:

• DRPR Serengeti Driver Progressive Lens - The Drivers brown lens is the optimal color and quality for driving, with the versatility to adjust to changing light conditions.
• DRPPR Serengeti Driver Polarized Progressive Lens - Good in cloudy conditions, as well as bright light, with the added benefit of Serengeti's polarazing technology.
• DGPR Serengeti Driver Gradient Progressive Lens - Another exceptional, all-conditions lens, Drivers Gradient is the choice of pilots who need protection for their eyes, but a clear view of their instrument panel.
• SDPR Serengeti Sedona Progressive Lens - The high-contrast, rose-colored Sedona is the preferred lens among skiers, golfers and water sports enthusiasts, providing greater contrast and clarity in the harshest light conditions.