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Give a Sports Fan the Gift of Sight! Can a pair of sunglasses enhance a sports fan's game-viewing experience? Let's look at a typical game day for a football fan at Lambeau Field in Green Bay.Green
Bay is a city of 250,000 people. Almost
everyone in the town knows at least one person who is a season ticket
holder (by the way, there is a waiting list of fans wanting to be such
holders approaching over 100,000). Tailgating kicks off at 7am. Seriously. And Green Bay Packers fans don't just
cook the traditional Wisconsin
Bratwursts, they start with ham and eggs for breakfast on the grill. The early morning drink is the Bloody Mary,
but only until 8am when the Miller Lite starts flowing. Then the brats and just
about anything else you can imagine are served up. Being at Lambeau Field to experience
a Green
Bay Packers tailgate outing is something you will never forget.
So, what do Green
Bay Packers fans do when the weather turns brutally cold? The same things they do when
the temperatures are in the 80s, of course. They
tailgate, grill and drink even more beer to keep warm (you have to drink a beer quickly when it
is 10 below out, by the way). You will also witness
fans around the Green Bay area hosting outdoor Packers parties during the coldest
of games. They set up a 42" LCD TV in
the garage and bundle up like Eskimos to watch the game outside. It's hard to make this stuff up. As you can see, Packers fans take their tailgating VERY seriously. While it's easy to remember the brats, buns, and beer, it may not be as apparent that a good pair of eyewear is needed as well. Even though it's cold and snowy in Green Bay a lot of the time, the sun does shine, and eyes need to be protected! Packers fans can now display their team spirit with a pair of Green Bay Packers sunglasses that allow them to show their Packer pride but do not obstruct their vision of the field. This newly patented technology displays the Packers team logo to everyone else except them. These sunglasses make a great gift for any passionate Packers fan. |
