The shield that floats. Forza Floatable takes Rockwell's mono-lens shield — one uninterrupted field of vision in a TR90 Swiss nylon sport frame, handcrafted in Northern Italy — and builds it to float. All five colourways float in fresh water and salt water alike. Drop the shield overboard and it comes back to the surface and waits. No dive. No replacement pair. This is the floatable build of Forza, sold as its own product so the claim stays exact: if it says Forza Floatable, it floats. Know what your sunglasses are made of — don't settle for cheap plastics that could leach into your skin. The material is named: TR90, the memory frame that flexes under force and springs back to shape without cracking, creasing, or warping. The Lens Every Forza Floatable lens is UV400 — 100% UVA and UVB protection, up to 400 nanometres — with oleophobic and anti-reflective coatings across the line. Red and Blue add a mirrored finish. Yellow is the polarized build, cutting horizontal glare off open water. Clear is the honest low-light option. Five colourways, five published builds — per lens, not per promise.
