-
Save 23%Vendor:WAKE UPRegular price $169.00Sale price $169.00 Regular priceUnit price per$219.00 -
Save 25%Vendor:WAKE UPRegular price $149.00Sale price $149.00 Regular priceUnit price per$199.00 -
Save 25%Vendor:WAKE UPRegular price $149.00Sale price $149.00 Regular priceUnit price per$199.00 -
Save 24%Vendor:WAKE UPRegular price $128.00Sale price $128.00 Regular priceUnit price per$169.00 -
Save 24%Vendor:WAKE UPRegular price From $128.00Sale price From $128.00 Regular priceUnit price per$169.00 -
Save 23%Vendor:WAKE UPRegular price $169.00Sale price $169.00 Regular priceUnit price per$219.00
Good to know
How to chooseHow to choose running sunglassesRunning sunglasses have three jobs: stay put without bouncing, handle light that changes along the route, and weigh so little you forget them. Every frame here...
Read the guide
Running sunglasses have three jobs: stay put without bouncing, handle light that changes along the route, and weigh so little you forget them. Every frame here is a WAKE UP shield in lightweight nylon. Most use grip coating to hold on when you sweat. The Neoforma 1011 uses adjustable nose pads instead and has non-polarized lenses.
Polarized lenses help on bright roads and near water. The Kylian 1017 comes in five colorways and the Cage Oatt 1009 in four, both polarized. Before you commit to any pair, jog on the spot for thirty seconds: if the frame moves, the fit is wrong.
Read the running sunglasses guide for lens colors by route, and shield sunglasses for how one lens compares with two.
What stops running sunglasses bouncing?
Grip at three points: the bridge, and both arms behind the ear. Weight matters less than people expect. A light frame on the wrong bridge still moves.
Do I need a wraparound to run?
No. A wrap helps in wind and low sun, but plenty of runners prefer a shallower frame that does not look like race gear. Both are here.
What lens color is best for running?
Gray for bright open roads, because it keeps color true. Brown or amber lifts contrast on trail, where you are reading the ground.
Will sweat make them slide?
Less than you would think, if the bridge matches your nose. Sliding is usually a bridge problem that sweat exposes rather than causes. Several have adjustable nose pads or grip coating to help them stay put.
Still deciding? Contact us and we will help you choose.
