The new Frames Tempo, Tenor and Soprano have polarized lenses; block up to 99% of UV rays; and look, fit, and perform like the world’s most acclaimed sunglasses for outdoor sports and daily wear.
Their wafer-thin Bose systems are discreetly embedded in each arm without extra parts, visible screws, seams, or perforations. You can’t see the electronics, and you can’t feel them either. Adding less than 50 grams of weight, the difference is imperceptible — until you turn them on.
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The Frames Tempo Sport Sunglasses
The Frames Tempo redefines sport sunglasses — crushing their limitations entirely. Made from TR90, they’re durable, lightweight, and flexible to withstand extreme temperatures and extreme training. They use custom-designed spring hinges and TPE (Thermoplastic Elastomer) temple tips for comfortable stability around the head.
During marathons and triathlons, on the water, off-road, or at high-speeds down steep declines, they don’t move, shake, or shift when you do.
Frames Tempo is built to last in more ways than one. It can fit under most protective helmets; is sweat, weather, scratch, and shatter-resistant; and has up to 8 hours of battery life through an included standard USB-C charging cable. Its lenses are polycarbonate with 12% visible light transmission.
The new Frames Tenor and Soprano
The tenor is a smaller, square style; Soprano is a subtle cat-eye. In both, every angle, material, and component was carefully chosen and skillfully crafted for higher quality, improved appearance, and supreme comfort — all the more remarkable given their designs house and hide all the electronics, including two 16-mm speakers.
