Pit Viper Infant Clothing

Frequently Asked Questions

• What are Pit Viper Baby Vipes and what sizes do they come in?

  Pit Viper Baby Vipes are miniature infant sunglasses designed specifically for babies, sold in styles like The Radical Baby Vipes, The Leonardo Baby Vipes, The Cowabunga Baby Vipes, The Gobby Baby Vipes, and The Midnight Baby Vipes. They’re made for infant proportions with a target age range of about 6–9 months and feature an adjustable elastic retainer strap to fit younger or older babies as needed.
• How do Baby Vipes compare to Pit Viper adult sunglasses?

  Baby Vipes use the same UV-protective lens technology as Pit Viper adult models but are scaled down with infant-friendly fit and safety features. They use a 1.8mm polycarbonate monolens for impact resistance and full UVA/UVB protection, while the frame and lack of removable parts prioritize diaper‑bag durability and chew-safe design.
• Are Baby Vipes safe and baby-friendly in terms of materials and construction?

  Yes, Baby Vipes are built with safety-focused construction: BPA-free materials, no removable parts to reduce swallow hazards, and a design deliberately too large to be swallowed. They’re engineered to withstand squeezing, throwing, and spit-up, and include an adjustable strap to keep the shades secure during outdoor time.
• What level of UV protection and optical performance do Baby Vipes lenses offer?

  Baby Vipes provide 100% protection from UVA and UVB rays using a 1.8mm polycarbonate monolens. Light transmission is approximately 19% (CAT 3), though exact transmission can vary slightly by style, making them suitable for bright outdoor conditions.
• How do I choose the right Baby Vipes style and ensure a proper fit for my baby’s activities?

  Pick a style based on your baby’s head size and the typical lighting—CAT 3 lenses like Baby Vipes are best for bright sun, and the adjustable elastic retainer strap lets you tune fit and comfort. Choose among The Radical, Leonardo, Cowabunga, Gobby, and Midnight for color/pattern preference, and ensure the strap is snug but not tight so the glasses stay on during strollers, beach days, or walks.