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Giveaway: 3 Pairs of Serengeti Eyewear Men’s Sunglasses Perfect For Summer Adventures

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If you’re heading out into the great wide open this summer — whether it’s  crossing the Mojave desert in the blistering sun or relaxing on the sands of your favorite ocean shore — you’re going to need sunglasses to protect your peepers. If you’re like us here at The Manual, we want tech that protects our eyes combined with stylish frames and lenses that standout among the litany of Johnny-come-lately glasses brands.

Serengeti Eyewear has been keeping a keen eye on your eyes for about 35 years. A partnership with Corning beings you the best in lens technology; the brand’s photochromic lenses gradually transition from light to dark, allowing you to adventure through the Brooklyn–Battery Tunnel and on out to the Hamptons with the same pair of shades on.

We’re excited to bring you an awesome Serengeti giveaway: three of our readers will each win one pair of sunglasses. Check out these classy shades and enter the giveaway below.

Serengeti Anteo Sunglasses – $220
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This slim, classic looking style is ready to tag team the mightiest of road trips, all the while protecting your corneas and providing crystal clear vision.

Serengeti Leandro Sunglasses – $250
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The Leandro is a sporty, chic play on the wire-rim circle glasses that your cousin Vinny picked up at the vintage store in Silverlake. This stainless steel and nylon frame is sure to stand out and can provide an elegant year-round look.

Serengeti Modugno Sunglasses – $250
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The Modugno is a take on the classic navigator, which is at the heart of the Serengeti’s brand DNA. While the metal may appear rigid, the flexible hinges, adjustable nose pads, and rubber end tips make the Modugno as comfortable as it is stylish.

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