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THIS IS FOR THE XL SIZE VECTOR ONLY - To check lens size, look on the inside left side shield, SN denotes standard size while SNXL is for the XL.
Replacement lens kit for the Vector. Each kit comes with 1 replacement lens.
Replacement is easy, just dislodge the outer tabs, and rip it. To replace just lock it back into the nose bridge, and clip the side shields back into place. Ensure everything is lined up, and you're ready for warp speed.
Please Note -
The XL Vector lens does not fit the standard Vector.
End users must exercise extreme care when installing to ensure compliance with the implied safety standards AS/NZS13371.1
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AS/NZS 1337.1 is the official Australian and New Zealand standard for eye protection on the job. If a pair of sunglasses meets this standard, it means they’ve been properly tested and approved by an independent NATA approved testing facility to handle the kind of hazards you run into on site.
In plain terms - if your shades are rated to AS/NZS 1337.1, they’re built to:
For tradies, this rating is what many worksites look for when deciding if eyewear is compliant. It’s not just about looking the part - it’s about wearing gear that’s been tested to protect your eyes while you’re getting the job done.
Where can you wear AS/NZS 1337.1 rated sunglasses?
If your Heat Wave shades are AS/NZS 1337.1 compliant, they’re generally good to go across a wide range of job sites, including:
Basically, if you’re working in an environment where flying debris, dust, or impact risks are present, AS/NZS 1337.1-rated eyewear is often the minimum standard required.
*ALWAYS CHECK YOUR SITE-SPECIFIC PPE RULES AS EACH SITE IS DIFFERENT.
Bottom line:
If your Heat Wave shades are marked as AS/NZS 1337.1 compliant, they’re built to meet the safety requirements expected on most Aussie and NZ job sites - so you can rock them from the worksite to knock-off without swapping out.
Just keep in mind: some sites (like underground mining, high-risk cutting, or chemical environments) may require sealed goggles or additional protection, so always check your site-specific PPE rulesbefore clocking on.
*NOTE: Not all Heat Wave shades are safety rated. Please carefully check product features and inclusions.
