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 way the Grand Canyon frame catches the light makes it feel like I'm actually wearing a slice of the canyon. I wore them while kayaking and they stayed put even when I got splashed.
The gradient lenses perfectly capture the warm light of the desert, and I wore them whitewater rafting without them slipping once. They’re surprisingly sturdy for such a stylish frame.
These are way more comfortable than the cheap gas station ones I usually grab. The Grand Canyon pair has a real nice gradient tint that makes the red rock colors pop without being too dark. Already ordered a second pair for my hiking bag.
I was skeptical about themed sunglasses, but the Grand Canyon frame has this subtle orange hue along the rim that perfectly catches the sunset light, and they fit snugly even when I'm hiking uphill.
I was nervous about how these would look on my face, but the amber frame really suits me and the gradient lenses cut glare perfectly while driving through the desert. The scratch-resistant coating held up great after a dusty hike.
The lens tint on these Grand Canyon shades is spot-on, cutting the glare perfectly during my afternoon hike. They're surprisingly lightweight too, barely noticed them on my face after a few hours of climbing.
I’ve taken these on a couple of kayak trips and the polarized lenses cut glare beautifully on the water. The Grand Canyon frame fits my face snugly without slipping, even when I’m sweating. Just wish they came with a hard case for travel.
The blue-green tint on these lenses really makes the sandstone colors pop—I kept noticing new layers in the rock formations. They fit snugly enough that I didn’t have to adjust them once during a bumpy jeep tour. Took them kayaking on the Colorado River and they stayed put even in the current.
I wore the Grand Canyon pair on a dusty trail run and the polarized lenses cut the glare off the red rocks perfectly. They stayed put during some scrambling, no slippage.
Finally got these and took them out kayaking — the polarized lenses really cut through the water glare while keeping the colors vibrant. Fit was snug enough to not slide off during some choppy waves.