Nike + Transitions = Nike MAX Transitions sunglasses

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Pinellas Park, FL—Nike Vision and Transitions Optical introduced new Nike MAX Transitions adaptive sunglasses at the Transitions Championship PGA TOUR event. Available in two colors, the lenses are responsive to changing light and specifically engineered for sport performance including golf, hiking and trail running.

Pinellas Park, FL-Nike Vision and Transitions Optical introduced new Nike MAX Transitions adaptive sunglasses at the Transitions Championship PGA TOUR event.  Available in two colors, the lenses are responsive to changing light and specifically engineered for sport performance including golf, hiking and trail running.

Nike MAX Transitions sunglasses feature two tints, engineered precisely to enhance the visual details of the natural environment encountered during specific sports and activities.

Nike MAX Transitions/Golf Tint – a violet color designed to improve contour recognition on the greens and increase ball pop.

Nike MAX Transitions/Outdoor Tint – a green color that brightens the shadows, increases contrast and enhances the visual spectrum in natural environments – like hiking and trails, as well as fairways and greens.

The sunglasses are available in several popular Nike styles, including Show X2 style, designed to deliver grip, stability and comfort, with adjustable temples and an adjustable ventilated nose for stability, and reduced fogging; and SQ frames, which provide wide coverage with minimal visual interference and are ideal for golf and training.

For more information: Transitionssunwear.com or Transitions.com.

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