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http://sports.espn.go.com/espn/columns/story?id=2134694
That's because the shoe and apparel giant's new contact lenses, called MaxSight, hit optometrist offices nationwide on Monday. The lenses are meant to replace sunglasses. They are designed to filter out ultraviolet light and are said to make the ball and its surroundings appear crisper through the company's patented technology.
Pretty nifty I think. I'm not sure of distinct advantages of contacts over a regular pair of sunglasses, but I know I would've never thought of something like this.Amber lenses are said to be best for fast-moving ball sports, such as baseball and tennis, while gray-green are recommended for athletes who normally wear sunglasses to reduce glare and to focus more on the landscape, such as golfers and runners.