Category: National Park Foundation
GOODR IS PROUD TO SUPPORT THE NATIONAL PARK FOUNDATION - Introducing our new line of National Park Sunglasses, featuring FOUR BEAUTIFUL NEW PARKS including this pair for Mount Rainer National Park!!! goodr is proud to support the the National Park Foundation. (Now stop internetting and GO OUTSIDE!!!!)
Went hiking around Paradise and these shades held up perfectly against the glare off the snow. The lens clarity is noticeably better than my old gas station pairs, and the frame stayed put even when I was sweating.
The color gradient on the lenses perfectly captures the mountain's misty blues. They're surprisingly lightweight for the size but feel durable. I've already gotten a few compliments while hiking.
The lenses are super clear and make the mountain views pop. The frame fits my face securely without pinching behind the ears. A solid pair for hiking or just driving around the park.
These have a nice weight to them, not flimsy at all, and the polarized lenses really cut the glare on bright days. The little Mount Rainier detail on the inside arm is a cool touch too.
The color gradient on these lenses perfectly captures the vibe of a Pacific sunset. I took them on a hike near the park and the glare reduction was a lifesaver on the glacier. They're lightweight enough that I forgot I was wearing them.
I was worried the lenses might feel cheap, but they’re surprisingly solid and lightweight for all-day hikes. The polarized tint really cuts the glare off the snow on Rainier’s upper trails.
The glacier-carved valleys look so crisp through these lenses, you'd swear you were standing right there. I’ve worn them hiking through the wildflower meadows and they didn’t slip once. They’re quickly becoming my go-to for any sunny adventure.
I took these to Paradise on a sunny June hike and the polarized lenses cut the glare off the snowfields perfectly. The color of the frame is a really nice deep green that matches the park vibe. Only wish they came with a hard case instead of just a microfiber pouch.
The gradient lenses are perfectly tinted for those bright alpine meadows — I wore them all afternoon hiking the Skyline Trail and didn't get a single headache. My only small gripe is the fit is a bit snug on wider faces, but they stayed put even when I was sweating.
We took these on our trip to Paradise and the polarized lenses cut the glare off the snow perfectly, making hiking way more comfortable. The temple arms have a nice grip so they didn't slide off even when I was sweating.