DeRosier

Lens: NXT Lenses in anti-reflective, antifog, and polarized options.

Frame Materials:

• Custom-made Japanese taciron acetate. 

• Temples combine 100% Japanese titanium parts with bendable beta titanium temple tips, soft medical grade PVC tubing, and screw in titanium tip accent.

Shield Materials:

• German EMS injection material with stainless steel mesh pattern

Measurements: Eye: 52 Bridge: 21 Temple: 145

You have fourteen (14) calendar days following your purchase to return the product(s) without any liability. We do not offer product exchanges. If you would like a different product, please place a new order with us online.

A refund will be granted for unworn and undamaged items, returned in their original packaging with original tags. The refund will be processed once we have received and inspected the product for any damages. Worn, used, altered, or returns sent after 14 days will NOT be accepted. Our warranty policy goes into effect at the end of the fourteen (14) day period, provided that the conditions stated in the policy are met. Please refer to the Limited Warranty Policy We do not offer product exchanges. If you would like a different product, please place a new order with us online. We will not accept returns without the use of the shipping label generated from our return center.

All orders placed in pre-order will be shipped out late spring.

Jake DeRosier was born in Canada 1880 and came to the United States at the age of four. DeRosier was among the first to enter the new sport of motorcycle racing in 1901 and earned a strong reputation as a daring rider, not only by winning races, but bouncing back from numerous injuries. By the time he entered the first motorized competition at the new Indianapolis Motor Speedway for their 1909 (FAM) meet, newspapers called him the "world champion." DeRosier was widely respected for his skills at the wheel of a motorcycle, but as fate would have it, on February 25, 1913 he died of complications from one such injury.