Cricket Fans Brace Up for Boxing Day Test With Fashionable Wayfarers

With the Christmas fever over, cricket fans would anxiously await December 26th to watch their favourite team in action against Sri Lanka. Yes, it is time for the Boxing Day Test, and it won’t be a surprise to see Australian cricket lovers making a style statement with trendy attire and fashionable eyewear. With the Australian sun hitting hard, you can expect both cricket players and spectators to don colourful and trendy clothes and the latest style of Ray Ban Wayfarer.

Last year, Michael Clarke, who suffered from three non-melanoma skin cancers on the face, was heard advising cricket fans to cover up their bodies while enjoying a match in the stands as a preventive measure against the disease. It’s not only skin cancers but also eye infection and injury from ultraviolet rays and glare that cricket fans need to brace themselves against while sitting in the sun, watching Team Australia in action on the field. According to a medical research, ultraviolet rays can cause eye damage, cataract, and even eye cancer, and thus it is important for cricketers as well as spectators to wear quality lenses for glasses to protect them from glare, UV rays and squinting and related eye disorders.

Why Wear Polarized Lenses in your Wayfarers

Often people associate sunglasses with fashion. But the fact of the matter is that sunglasses not only help you make a style statement, but also safeguard your eyes from harmful UV rays, which can be damaging to the eyes and the skin around the eyes. In fact, some cricket fans, who tend to follow their favourite players’ style, often associate sunglasses with style, without realizing their utility. Polarized sunglasses offer the best protection to eyes from harmful UV rays, eliminating glare and reducing reflection.

In fact, fans are advised to wear a T-shirt, hat and sunglasses so as to avoid the direct sunlight between 11am and 3pm, when the sun is at its extreme and the risk of UV exposure is the highest, and keep themselves match-fit! A typical cricket fan spends 5.1 hours in sunlight watching a cricket match live sitting in the field stands.

The Sunglass Fix Raises Eye Awareness for Cricket Fans

The Sunglass Fix – a widely known name in the field of sunglasses and lenses for glasses – has taken the initiative to raise awareness about the importance of wearing premium quality wayfarers for both players and spectators of all ages to protect eyes from harmful UV rays. The company is known for using optical technology to design replacement lenses for all sunglass brands, including Arnette, Ray Ban, Armani, among others, which make a significant difference to distortion, clarity, and eyestrain. The company is wishing cricket fans a wonderful Christmas and advising them to use sunglasses as a secret gear in the Australian summer.

For more information please visit Arnette and Wayfarer

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