It’s Black Friday, and you know that doesn’t just mean deals on flat-screen TVs and that new PS5. Today only, the TGR Shop is offering discounts so steep they make the Tetons look like a parking lot. We just launched our newest line of TGR Optics goggles and sunglasses, and those of course are included in the deals as well! Scroll down to see what we’re offering today, and get yourselves some new sunnies and goggles!
The Deals:
Mirrored Bundles (Sunnies + Goggles) - $225 - More than 40% Off
Non-Mirrored Bundles (Sunnies + Goggles) - $200 - more than 40% Off
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