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Gunnar Optiks Announces Intercept Color Collection With Five New Hues

Gunnar Optiks has announced the Intercept Color Collection just in time for the New Year. The collections brings a vast collection of rich hues to add a new touch to the optical perfection of the product line. The new color collection includes Cobalt, Fire, Kryptonite, Ghost and Ink. Read on to learn more.

From the Press Release
GUNNAR Optiks, pioneer of precision-engineered computer and gaming eyewear, is ringing in the New Year by unveiling the INTERCEPT Color Collection. This new assortment of richly energetic hues brings a personalized, multi-chromatic touch to the retro-infused, high-tech optical perfection of GUNNAR’s successful INTERCEPT product line.

“GUNNAR makes glasses for anyone who demands the absolute most from their digital experience,” remarked GUNNAR Optiks’ CEO, Joe Croft. “But a high performance product designed for such a wide range of digital consumers can't be confined to a limited color palette. With the introduction of the INTERCEPT Color Collection, we've given everyone, from hardcore gamers to creative designers to technophiles of all types, a chance to show off their individuality and style - while protecting and enhancing their vision.”

 The new Color Collection adds five vibrant hues to the INTERCEPT suite – Cobalt, Fire, Kryptonite, Ghost and Ink – which join the classic, original Onyx model. As always, these new, colorful styles deliver the same high-quality lens technology and frame construction while providing the competitive edge that GUNNAR users have come to expect. The INTERCEPT’s top-grade polymer frames are fine-tuned to maximize stability and durability, while even weight distribution and a premium soft-touch, non-slip external coating ensure they’re equally as comfortable as they are durable. In addition, their unique, proprietary lens design filters out harsh artificial light and reflective glare for a focused, panoramic view that brings vivid detail to high-resolution digital displays and protects the wearer’s vision from drying out.

The latest colors from the INTERCEPT collection will be available for purchase immediately through GUNNARS.com and BestBuy.com. For more information, visit GUNNARS.com/intercept-colors.

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