Bomber Eyewear

Answer: Bomber Eyewear's official website is https://bombereyewear.com

Answer: Bomber Eyewear's revenue is Under $1 Million

Answer: Bomber Eyewear's SIC: 3873

Answer: Bomber Eyewear's NAICS: 446130

Answer: Bomber Eyewear has 1-10 employees

Answer: Bomber Eyewear is in Apparel & Fashion

Answer: Bomber Eyewear contact info: Phone number: Website: https://bombereyewear.com

Answer: Tommy the Bomber Bonacci is a World Champion Jet Ski Racer, winning the world championship in 1989, 1990, 1995 and most recently making his comeback with back to back wins in 2014, 2015, and 2016. In 1997, Tommy decided he was tired of having his eyewear slip off, bounce around or completely disappear into the ocean. It was then that Bomber Eyewear was born. Since then, our company has developed an eyewear line that uses patented foam lining to allow our sport sunglasses to float and provide a snug, comfortable Soft Fit. We offer our shades in several varieties. With categories including polarized, paddling, fishing, and kid's sunglasses - something for everyone. All of our eyewear comes with our patented snug-fit floating technology and hard coatings to protect them from scratches. We also offer a Safety Line of shades that meet ANSI Z87+ and impact-resistant standards and feature polycarbonate lenses. Our flexible frames, coupled with Bombers patented foam lining technology is what makes our eyewear ideal for comfort while keeping them lightweight. We also have wrap-around styles that provide protection against debris, wind and glare. Polarized options, bifocal lenses and a large variety of custom lenses are available. We're pretty much just a mesh of fun, function, safety, and water. We know everyone has their favorite pricey sunglasses from some hot designer brand. We are not here to replace those favorites. Instead of risking your faves when fishing, cycling, boating, paddling, doing construction pretty much anything that requires thrashing around in - put ours on. It's kind of like 'insurance' against both eye injury and breaking or losing your favorite pair of sunglasses in the water. Just saying.

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