SPORTY EYEWEAR -- Occupational Health & Safety

North Safety Products

SPORTY EYEWEAR

North Safety Products' new Rebel™ Series protective eyewear is designed to make compliance easier and more cost effective. The eyewear's highly-curved unilens provides better protection and sporty look. Special features allow for a custom fit, all-day comfort, and the North 3A coating offers extended lens life. Lenses are available in four shades.

Enter Reader Service Number 321 of May 2007 Issue

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