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1 2005 S u n g l a s s e s G o g g l e s H e l m e t s
2 ROSS POWERS
3 We d like to thank Who Flung Poo and the rest of the crew for coming in last year and flipping the desks upside down. The athletes pictured in this catalog have officially taken over. The offices have been deloused, sanitized and re-organized. This year we have added 2 new styles and several progresive frame colors. All sunglasses are available in a polarized version b o l l e. c o m / d i r t y 8 S E A N F I E L D p. 3
4 Spank For the guy who parties with naughty girls. N E W i n Shiny Black_Polarized TNS >>> Shiny Black_TNS >>> Q u a l i t y % U V A / U V B p ro t e c t i o n Polished Jade_Axis >>> P o l y c a r b o n a t e l e n s e s 1 / 3 w e i g h t o f g l a s s 2 0 X m o re i m p a c t re s i s t a n t Gray Matter_TNS Gun >>> Brown Matter_Shadow Brown >>> 10255
5 Low-Low Brown Matter_TLB dark >>> Crystal Clear_Mogul >>> Shiny Black_TNS >>> Crystal Blue Fade_Clear Gradient Gun >>> Shiny Black_Polarized TNS >>> Rock these next time you re bouncin through your favorite thug hangout. A tribute to both your grandpa s and Snoop Dogg s favorite car: The Cadillac. p. 5 S U N N Y G A R C I A Crystal Green Fade_Clear Gradient Gun >>> Pearl_Shadow Brown >>> Crystal Smoke Fade_Clear Gradient Gun >>> 10064
6 Lil Kitty Black Tortoise_Polarized Sandstone >>>10070 Crystal Violet_TNS Gun >>>10245 Pearl_Clear Gradient Gun >>>10072 Throw these on after you get your hair did. Here Lil Kitty. Crystal Sky Blue_Sky Blue >>>10069 Shiny Black_TNS >>>10243 J E S S C U M M I N G Clear Citrus_TLB Lite Gun >>>10067 Shiny Black_Pol TNS >>>10244 Black Tortoise_TLB Lite Gun >>>10071 Lil Kitty Shiny Black_Mogul >>>10068
7 Hottie N E W i n Made for the girls who know how to get it done. Shiny Black_Polarized Sandstone >>> p. 7 Dark Tortoise_Polarized TNS >>> Crystal Sand_Shadow Brown >>> Crystal Violet_TNS >>> 10251
8 RORY SILVA
9 Glamrock Pearl_Shadow Brown >>> Black Fade Clear_Gradient Gun >>> RORY SILVA Tortoise_TLB Dark >>> Shiny Black_Polarized TNS >>> Magenta Woodgrain_Mogul 2 >>> Styled after the whacked out Glam Rock music era of the 80 s. Spandex and big hair baby. These sunnies look good on guys and girls. Just like acid-washed jeans and bandanas. Cracka Tortoise_Polarized TLB Dark >>> p. 9 Silver Fade to Black_TNS >>> Matte Black_TNS Gun >>>10083 Old School... Perfect for blocking out the sun when you leave the clinic. Green Fade_Green Fade Gun >>> RED_TNS Gun >>>10081 photo: Nate Abbot
10 SUNNY GARCIA
11 VideoStar Crystal Blue Fade_Clear Gradient Gun >>> Pearl_TNS >>> The VideoStar was styled and named after the vibe of the early 80 s. Extravagant lifestyles and enormous cell phones were all the rage. A time when disco was out and music videos where in. Video killed the radio star. C o l i n B a i l e y p. 1 1 TT Gold_TLB Lite Gold >>> Soft Black_TNS >>> 10086
12 ERIC PORTER
13 El Borracho Chrome_Mogul 2 >>> Brushed Aluminum_Polarized TNS >>>10079 Direct translation of El Borracho: The Drunk. Be sure to wear these next time you go to Tijuana. Shiny Gold_TLB Dark Gold >>>10080 Chrome_TNS >>>10077 p. 1 3 We don t like cops either but we do like their sunglasses. These sunnies are dedicated to the cops that still take bribes. Five-0 Chrome_Mogul 2 >>>10074 Brushed Aluminum_Polarized TNS >>>10075 Chrome_TNS >>>10073 Shiny Gold _TLB Dark Gold >>>10076
14 GOGGLES E q u a l i z e r v e n t p re v e n t s d i s t o r t i o n a n d fo g b e t w e e n t h e l e n s e s. D o u b l e d e n s i t y fa c e fo a m fo r c o m fo r t a n d f i t. Le n s v e n t fo rc e s a i r t o c i rc u l a t e a n d h e l p s t o p re v e n t m o i s t u re. LENSES available on line at bolle.com/dirty8 J e s s C u m m i n g C l e a r : N i g h t Le m o n : S t o rm y c o n d i t i o n s.
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16 JEFF MEYER
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18 SEAN FIELD
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