One lens. No blind spots. Forza replaces the two-lens frame with a single mono-lens shield — one uninterrupted field of vision, wrapped coverage, and nothing between you and the course. The frame underneath it is TR90 Swiss nylon, handcrafted in Northern Italy: the memory material that flexes under force and springs back to its shape without cracking, creasing, or warping, at about half the weight of an acetate frame. Know what your sunglasses are made of — don't settle for cheap plastics that could leach into your skin. Forza's material is named and disclosed, and so is its lens work: this is a coated shield, built for speed, spray, and long efforts where a frame that shifts is a frame that gets left behind. Forza is the sport build. If you want this shield in a floatable construction, it exists — as Forza Floatable, its own product, named plainly. The Lens Every Forza shield lens is UV400 — 100% UVA and UVB protection, up to 400 nanometres — and carries the full coating stack: oleophobic, hydrophobic, and anti-reflective, for lenses that shed spray, salt, and smears instead of filming over. Five colourways — Red, Gray, Yellow, Clear, and Blue — one coated shield standard, published per lens, not per promise.
