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 lens colors really capture the park vibe—I wore the Grand Canyon pair while hiking and the view felt crisper. They fit securely even during a steep climb, and the case is sturdy enough to toss in my pack without worry.
I’ve taken these through some real rocky trails, and the polarized lenses cut the glare off the water perfectly. The frame feels sturdy but light enough to forget you’re wearing them while climbing.
The color gradient on these is stunning—I've worn them hiking and kayaking, and they stay put even when I'm sweating. Definitely brighten up any outdoor look while cutting the sun's rays.
The polarized lenses cut the glare perfectly on a bright afternoon hike, and the frames are lightweight enough I forgot I was wearing them. They survived getting splashed during a kayak launch without a scratch.
The lenses have this warm amber tint that really makes the fall colors pop when I'm hiking. They fit comfortably under my helmet while I'm kayaking, too.
I was skeptical about sunglasses inspired by a park, but the lightweight frame on this pair is incredibly comfortable for long hikes. The polarized lenses cut glare perfectly on a sunny trail, and the case is sturdy for tossing in my backpack. Definitely a solid choice for outdoor adventures.
The lenses have this gorgeous amber tint that makes everything look warm, even on overcast days. I've worn them while trail running and they stay put without sliding down my nose. Perfect for my outdoor adventures so far.
Got these for a weekend hiking trip and the gradient lenses handled the foggy morning glare beautifully. They stayed put even during a steep climb, and the case is sturdy enough to toss in a backpack without worrying.
The tortoiseshell frames on the Smoky Mountains pair have a subtle smoky gradient that actually tones down glare better than my usual $30 sunglasses. They're lightweight enough for a full day hike without slipping, and still feel sturdy.
I was skeptical about sunglasses inspired by a park, but the way these wrap around my face while kayaking keeps the sun completely out of my peripheral vision. The frame is surprisingly lightweight for how sturdy they feel.