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Anon Burnout Sunglasses - 2008
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Anon Burnout Sunglasses - 2008
When your stardom candle burns to the end of the wick and you decide it's time for a bender, you need some stout glasses to cover your bloodshot eyes—the Anon Burnout Sunglasses. The stainless steel hinges and scratch-resistant polycarbonate lenses take on some serious partying. You may work your way back into the biz with the retro style these Anon sunglasses dish out, but then again, maybe it's time to move on.
Bottom Line: Be prepared for the day when your fame runs out.
Leave your mark on The Wall.
So cool my mum wants a pair
By:
kit spencer
November 30, 2010
Picked these puppies up in the jade green fade. Opened the box and couldn't believe how big the lenses are. But...I have a small face. For all the ladies out there considering these, GET THEM. They are big, but they are shaped just right, and don't completely cover your face. I rock 'em when I'm on my green fixie, and heads turn right and left. They fit nice and snug so they won't slide down your nose at a stop light..Lenses are 2.1" tall and 2.5" wide from outside of frame to outside of frame. Big, but rad.Bottom Line: These are so cool my mum wants them for her full time 'scrip eyewear.
Everyday Sunnies
By: kg13170281
March 17, 2011
These are a very comfortable fit. They are not too big, not too small, they fit just right. Wish they had tortoise but I am liking the black. Wear them everyday! You should probably get some too....
Oozing style and comfort
By:
Wooden Robots
June 1, 2010
These are definitely great conversation starters! As for the practicality I love them, I have a fairly large head and often have problems finding wide enough sunglasses that wont put pressure on the side of my head, these are perfect as they are a little wider than most. They're also incredibly light, you can hardly feel them on. They're not going to let you look at the sun comfortably, but they do the job more than enough for driving and chilling out outside.
do-it-all throwback
By:
Zach Pina
October 14, 2010
While you might swear you've seen this totally steezed-out retro, rounded profile retro design before, the lightweight Burnout is totally unique, and very much of its own design, and not just another cookie-cutter Ray Ban lookalike to toss on the heap. And if the available greens or torts aren't your jam, the Black Gloss colorway will inject a heap of retro flavor and style to casual and formal alike.
Oh, and Sarah Connor wore a really similar wire-framed version at the end of T2. Bangin'.
Change me.
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