Named for New Zealand's world-renowned Reefton, Costa's Reefton sunglasses are large frames for large heads. While you may not be freshwater fishing in the famous 12 river systems anytime soon, these sunglasses will stay comfortable and secure with their Hydrolite® nose and temple pads, and the cam action spring hinges. Reefton's are the perfect companion for exploring any body of water, in any condition. And as always, every pair of Costa sunglasses comes with a Costa Case, cleaning cloth, and manufacturer's Limited Lifetime Warranty.
Features of Costa Reefton Sunglasses
- Glass or Polycarbonate Polarized Lenses
- 580P Polycarbonate Lenses:
- Costa C-WALL™ Lens Coating - Repels Oil, Water, Dust and Scratches
- ANSI Z87.1 Rated
- 580G Lightwave® Glass Lenses:
- Superior Clarity and Ultra Scratch Resistant
- 100% UV Protection
- Co-Injected Bio-Based Nylon Frames
- Co-Molded Hydrolite™ Temples and Nose Pads for a Secure Fit
- Corrosion-Resistant, Flexible Hinges
- Laser Etched for Authenticity
- Built By Hand
- Setting themselves apart from the very beginning, nearly all Costa sunglasses are assembled by hand in their Daytona Beach, Florida, workshop. The building process includes no less than eight pairs of hands, all striving to maintain an attention to detail and adhering to the high standards Costa is known for. But at Costa they also know that you didn’t buy their products to stay still – and when something happens that isn’t covered by their Limited Warranties, Costa’s experts can quickly return frames and lenses to "like-new" standards*.
*See Costa’s website here for their terms, conditions, and associated fees with their Limited Warranties and their repair program.
- Beyond Polarized
- Most traditional Polarized lenses work by only blocking reflective light, but Costa did more. Their patented 580® lenses go the distance by blocking the ideal amount of harsh yellow light and potentially harmful blue light, while simultaneously enriching beneficial reds, blues and greens. This all adds up to less haze, less blur, and improved clarity and contrast. And if those innovations weren’t enough, they offer both a lightweight, impact resistant polycarbonate lens (580P), and a more traditional glass lens (580G). So no matter which Costa lens type you choose, your worldview is about to go hi-def.
- Looking After What They Love
- At Costa, they love the water and they love everything living in it. From their Indifly Foundation to their Kick Plastic® initiative, they devote a substantial amount of time, resources, and efforts, to conservation, raising awareness, protecting fisheries, and enriching water-based communities. Visit their Protect page for more information on all of the things that Costa does to help.
