Category: aviator MACH G
Black and gray sunglasses for folks who are business on the course and party animals in the clubhouse. No slip, no bounce, gray aviator frames stay put no matter how wild things get, and the polarized black high contrast lenses sharpen ground visibility. (If it’s anything like last weekend, you’ll need it.)
Took these out for 18 holes and straight to the bar after — the no-slip grip is no joke, even when I was leaning over putts. Polarized lenses cut the glare perfectly on the course, and they didn't budge during a few celebratory rounds. Exactly what I needed for a full day of action.
These glasses seriously stay put. I wore them during a windy round and then straight to the after-party without them budging once, and the polarized lenses cut the glare beautifully.
Took these to a night golf tournament and the non-slip grip actually held up during my swing and the celebratory putt afterwards. The polarized lenses cut the glare from the floodlights perfectly, making the green look crisp.
I’ve been wearing these during my weekend golf rounds, and the polarized lenses cut the glare from the sand traps perfectly. The frame really doesn’t slip even when I’m sweating, which is a huge plus.
Took these to a concert and didn't have to adjust them once—they stayed put even when I was jumping around. The polarized lenses cut the stage glare perfectly, and the gray frames look sharp enough for work.
I've crashed these on the golf course during a swing and they stayed right on my face—the non-slip grip is legit. Polarized lenses cut the glare off water hazards perfectly. They look sharp going from the 18th green straight to the bar.
Took these to a concert and forgot I was even wearing them – they didn't budge an inch during the mosh pit. The polarized lenses are a lifesaver for bright outdoor events, and the gray frames surprisingly match everything.
I've worn these aviators through 27 holes and then straight to the 19th, and they never slipped once even when I was celebrating a birdie. The polarized lenses cut the glare beautifully on the fairway, and they’re comfortable enough to forget you have them on. My buddies kept asking where I got them.
Hit a bucket of balls and then danced for two hours at the wedding reception — they never slipped once. The polarized lenses cut the glare perfectly on the course too.
These stayed glued to my face during a particularly rowdy 19th hole celebration, so the non-slip claim is legit. The polarized lenses cut the glare perfectly, and the gray frames look sharp without being too flashy.