82% matchElectric Sunglasses
Same wraparound snow-and-moto lens lineup, less crude
What changes: Straighter action-sports branding, no joke colorway names
Brand profile
Salt Lake City eyewear label making durable 1990s-style wraparound sunglasses, goggles and apparel with interchangeable polarized and photochromic lenses.
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Wraparound sport frames borrow from 90s ski and motorsport styling, sold in fits named Single Wide, Wide, Double Wide and Revlock, plus the lift-up Flip-Offs 2.0 front.
Behind colorways called 1993, The 2000s and Miami Nights sit polarized, photochromic and high-contrast HDPV lens options and a lifetime manufacturing-defect warranty.
The Salt Lake City company sells direct and trades on self-mocking, vulgar humour rather than the performance-brand language most sport eyewear uses.
82% matchSame wraparound snow-and-moto lens lineup, less crude
What changes: Straighter action-sports branding, no joke colorway names
80% matchAction-sports shields with proprietary Happy Lens tech
What changes: More lens-science marketing, softer humor
66% matchLifetime-warranty polarized shades at similar prices
What changes: Clean recycled-resin retro look, no loud 90s wraps
64% matchCheap, humor-forward sunglasses sold direct
What changes: Running/golf focus and flat fits, not shield goggles
Pit Viper makes wraparound sport sunglasses built around a 1990s ski-and-motorsport look, sold direct from Salt Lake City. The range spans Single Wide, Wide, Double Wide and Revlock fits with polarized, photochromic and high-contrast HDPV lens options, plus the lift-up Flip-Offs 2.0 front. Colorways carry joke names including 1993, The 2000s and Miami Nights. The company also sells goggles, apparel and accessories, backs products with a lifetime manufacturing-defect warranty, and trades on crude, self-mocking marketing rather than conventional eyewear branding.