The Under Armour UA Loudon N9P/SP sunglasses pair a full-rim rectangular profile with a matte Havana frame and brown lenses for everyday outdoor wear. The athletic-inspired styling suits casual use, driving and travel.
The lightweight plastic frame uses a 58 mm lens width, 17 mm bridge and 145 mm temples. UV400 lens protection helps shield the eyes from harmful ultraviolet light, while the rectangular shape creates a clean, structured look.
Key Features
- UV400 Protection: Brown lenses designed to provide protection from harmful ultraviolet light.
- Rectangular Full-Rim Design: A structured profile suited to casual and sporty styling.
- Matte Havana Frame: Brown tortoiseshell-style colouring offers a versatile everyday finish.
- Lightweight Plastic Construction: Designed for comfortable daily wear.
- Under Armour Styling: Sport-influenced eyewear from the Under Armour range.
- Balanced 58-17-145 Fit: Practical proportions for everyday use.
Ideal For
- Everyday outdoor wear
- Driving and travel
- Casual and sporty outfits
- Buyers seeking rectangular brown sunglasses
Specifications
Brand: Under Armour
Model: UA Loudon
Model code: N9P/SP
Product type: Sunglasses
Frame colour: Matte Havana / Brown
Lens colour: Brown
Frame material: Plastic
Frame shape: Rectangle
Frame style: Full rim
Lens protection: UV400
Lens width: 58 mm
Bridge width: 17 mm
Temple length: 145 mm
Department: Men
EAN: 0716736693309
Performance Highlights
- UV400 eye protection
- Lightweight full-rim construction
- Versatile rectangular styling
- Balanced everyday fit
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