Category: National Park Foundation
The great beauty of America’s national parks...is now available...FOR YOUR FACE! Nine stunning sunglasses! All inspired by a different national park! Good for hiking, kayaking, climbing, and...stuffing s’mores into your face after sipping...whatever beverage you put into your canteen.
The lenses have this incredible blue tint that really makes everything pop, just like the actual ice fields. I wore them whitewater rafting and they stayed put even through some rough splashes. They're comfy enough for all-day wear, which is rare for me.
The Glacier pair has that subtle blue tint that makes everything look crisp and cool, perfect for long drives through mountain scenery. I wore them hiking last weekend and they stayed put even when I worked up a sweat. Fit is snug without being tight.
I was a bit skeptical about sunglasses themed after a park, but these frames feel surprisingly sturdy—definitely tough enough for scrambling over rocks. The polarized lenses cut the glare on the water perfectly during my last kayak trip.
Took these out on a kayak trip last weekend, and the polarized lenses cut the glare off the water beautifully. The glacier-blue tint is just subtle enough to make everything pop without feeling unnatural.
The frame is surprisingly lightweight, which is great for long hikes. I wore them while kayaking and they stayed put even in choppy water. My first pair of park-inspired shades, and the Glacier blue tint makes everything look crisp.
The lens tint is perfect for cutting glare on snowy glacier hikes, and the frames stayed put even when I was sweating through a steep climb. Definitely my new go-to pair for sunny mountain days.
Wore these on a trail run in August and was surprised how well they stayed put even when I was sweating. The polarized lenses cut the glare off the lake perfectly. They're lightweight enough I almost forgot I had them on.
The blue color on these shades perfectly captures the icy tones of the park, and the polarized lenses really cut the glare off snow and water. I've been wearing them on every hike since they arrived, and they stay put even when I'm scrambling over rocks.
Took these on a kayaking trip last weekend and they stayed put even through some choppy water. The polarized lenses cut the glare beautifully, letting me spot fish below the surface. They're surprisingly lightweight too, so my nose didn't get sore after hours of wear.
The glacier-blue color is exact to the park's ice, and they fit comfortably under my climbing helmet. Surprised how well they blocked glare on a cloudy day too.