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.
I was pleasantly surprised how well these sunglasses stayed put while I was scrambling over rocks near Rainbow Falls. The lightweight frame is comfortable for long hikes, and the polarized lenses cut the glare perfectly on sunny trails.
The blue tint on these actually makes the lush green forest trails pop in a way my regular sunglasses never did. They’re comfortable enough to wear for a whole afternoon hike, and the frame feels sturdy without being heavy.
I was skeptical about sunglasses inspired by a national park, but the lightweight frame makes them perfect for long hikes—barely notice they're on. The gradient color actually shifts nicely between sunny trails and shaded woods, which I didn't expect.
The lenses have a subtle amber tint that made the poplars along the Alum Cave Trail look impossibly vibrant. Wore them all day on a hike and they stayed put even when I started sweating.
Driving the Cades Cove Loop with these on, the polarized lenses cut the glare from the windshield perfectly, and the frame is surprisingly sturdy for how lightweight they feel. They kept their grip even when I was sweating in the humid air.
Hiked up to Clingmans Dome with these and they stayed put even when I was sweating. The polarized lenses cut through the mountain haze perfectly and the frames feel sturdy enough for regular use.
I wasn't sure about buying sunglasses online, but the frame is surprisingly sturdy and doesn't slip off during a run. The color shift in the lenses is really cool, like a sunrise over the mountains.
Took these to a day hike and the lenses made the greens and blues pop like I was seeing the Smokies for the first time. Super lightweight frames, barely noticed I had them on.
The polarized lenses on these cut the glare beautifully on a bright afternoon hike, and the frames are sturdy enough for a day scrambling over rocks. I’ve worn them for hours without any pressure behind my ears, which was a nice surprise. They’re my new go-to for any outdoor trip.
The color gradient on these perfectly captures the smoky mountain haze I love, and they stayed put during a steep climb. Fit is snug without pinching my temples, which is rare for me.