Eye Black

Rockville, Md. – EyeBlack, the company that started a sports revolution by combining logos, phrases and bible verses with EyeBlack, today announced that professional softball pitcher Monica Abbott

Minor League Baseball has signed a multiyear licensing deal with EyeBlack, a Maryland-based manufacturer of protective adhesives used to reduce sun glare. EyeBlack will develop a series of products bearing

Rockville, MD based EyeBlack.com recently announced a new partnership with the One Love Foundation, an organization created in memory of former University of Virginia Lacrosse player Yeardley Love. EyeBlack

ROCKVILLE, Md. — One of the latest trends in sports uses an old routine to bring fans and players closer together: Wearing eye black, the patches athletes use under their eyes to blot out glare from the

The Buzz hears: Rockville-based EyeBlack.com inked a “mutually beneficial relationship” with NFL Pro Bowl linebacker Brian Urlacher of the Chicago Bears. While terms of the deal were not disclosed,

EyeBlack, maker of the glare-reducing patches for athletes, has signed Bears LB Brian Urlacher to a multiyear deal to become the face of EyeBlack’s Original black product line. Financial terms of the

Alexander Jackson Staff Reporter - Baltimore Business Journal Through its new partnership with Columbia’s Baseball Factory, Eyeblack.com could rake in millions by getting in front of

Based in Rockville, Md., EyeBlack.com produces innovative sports products that are used worldwide by athletes to enhance their on-field performance, while enabling fans to express their support of a team

EyeBlack.com announced a collaboration with Olympic gold medalist and U.S.A. Softball superstar, Jennie Finch, to launch her own branded line of

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Based in Rockville, Md., EyeBlack.com produces innovative sports products that are used worldwide by athletes to enhance their on-field performance,

EyeBlack.com, a Maryland-based manufacturer of protective adhesives used to reduce sun glare. EyeBlack.com will develop a range of adhesives bearing the marks of MLB, the 30 individual clubs, and some

Kensington-based EyeBlack.com, the company behind the black adhesives worn by athletes in many sports that reduce the sun’s glare during competition,