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Electric Visual Announces the Release of the Shaker

By Industry Spy

| posted on April 05, 2011

San Clemente, California – April 2011

Pure octane, pure performance, and pure pride…

Derived from a time when men had 8 cylinders and at least three women, a time when all it took was a glimpse at the throttle to crush the non-believers. With the style of a GTO, the grunt of a Charger, and the respect of a Gran Torino, this is a no bullshit piece of premium eyewear with built in whoop ass. Forged with good old American design and bulletproof Italian craftsmanship, the SHAKER is a born champion. Available in classic matte finishes like Army green, Ghost grey, Phantom purple and of course black, the SHAKER will turn some heads…with force.

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