With fourteen new granted or pending patents, Forceflex High Performance Eyewear has upped the ante in the sunglasses technology category. The science behind the new consumer eyewear brand, an offshoot of a leading North American tactical military eyewear company, marks advancements in design and comfort, optics, scratch resistance, durability and ballistics ratings.
Forceflex has the highest military-grade impact protection rating on the market, exceeding MIL-PRF-31013 Military Ballistic Standards, the safety test used to qualify spectacles for authorized use in the U.S. Army.
The company’s patented I-Form elastomer technology provides for the most adjustable frames on the market. Their flexibility allows them to conform to any face comfortably, eliminating pressure points from the bridge of the nose to the back of the ears.
Further, the design of Forceflex makes the sunglasses nearly indestructible and provides six times the scratch resistance of other sunglasses. In tests, participants dropped the glasses, stepped on them, bent them in half, and threw them against walls, yet the glasses remained intact.
One hundred percent protection against UVA and UVB rays in and around eyes is provided by Forceflex’s patented Intrablock UV. TXS Optics are engineered for zero lens distortion.
Despite their sturdiness, Forceflex glasses are stylish and can be worn to the shooting range and the driving range. Because of their conforming properties, Forceflex sunglasses suit every size and shape head and face. Initially, the glasses will be available in two unisex styles, full frame and half frame, in all black. Additional colors and styles are currently in development.
Forceflex sunglasses will launch online first via Amazon and Walmart.com. The retail price is an astonishingly low $19.99, a fraction similar products on the market.