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Cycling sunglasses are used to protect cyclists from the sun's glare and the ultra violet light of the sun's rays. Cyclists have used them since around 1945, after the end of World War II. Before that time cycling was not that popular. Today cycling sunglasses are considered very cool more than as protective eyewear. Also the brand which cyclist's wear is considered to be just as cool. There are many different companies which manufacture sunglasses, the more popular and the more designs the company produces, determines how popular a certain brand name or a certain style, will be in profits for the manufacturers. Companies such as Foster Grant, Oakley, Ray-Ban, and many others are considered among the most popular and the most fashionable brands in the world. Imagine how cool you would look riding your bike around wearing some of these famous brands. Cycling sunglasses come in many different sizes as well as many different colors and designs. People have different sized heads, so manufacturers have realized that some adult glasses had to be small like children's glasses. They had to be bigger for people who were overweight as well. Cycling sunglasses are manufactured with all sorts of lenses and frames that can be purchased. You can find them with simple old type frames; where the sunlight still reaches a person's eyes from the top, bottom, and the sides. However, with the development of the newer polarized sunglasses, cyclists can now wear some cool looking styles with wrap around eye protection which covers their entire eye. Sunglasses originally became very popular not just by beach goers, but by famous people during the 1930's and 1940's when famous people would have to go out into public and they did not want anyone to realize who they really were. Sunglasses were also used by entertainers while they were on stage. The bright lights would irritate the performer's eyes, so performers everywhere began wearing them. Sunglasses have been worn for many reasons and by people in all sorts of lifestyles. Airline pilots wore polarized glasses with straight wire frames and tinted glass lenses which were much heavier than the ones that we have today. Sunglasses have been worn by swimmers and surfers, so companies began manufacturing glasses that were buoyant and used an elastic strap to help hold them onto the swimmers head. With all the latest development in plastic you can now find cycling sunglasses with tinted lenses, which are both lightweight and scratch resistant; plus many of these types are now polarized. People tend to get attached to a comfortable and good pair, and take the best care of them as they can. They treat them as more than just a means of protecting their eyes from the sun.
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