The best frames for sport and beyond
These frames are SO comfortable and easy to wear. The soft nose pads really keep the glasses in place and you forget you have them on. The slight wrap around helps keep the sun from creeping in.






Starting price | |
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Single-vision | $420 |
Progressives | $790 |
Readers | $420 |
Non-prescription | $295 |
Starting price | |
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Single-vision | $420 |
Progressives | $790 |
Readers | $420 |
Non-prescription | $295 |
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Classic | Free |
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Classic | Free |
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Polycarbonate | Free |
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Polycarbonate | Free |
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Classic | Free |
Anti-reflective | +$45 |
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Classic | Free |
Anti-reflective | +$45 |



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These frames are SO comfortable and easy to wear. The soft nose pads really keep the glasses in place and you forget you have them on. The slight wrap around helps keep the sun from creeping in.
The frame is very lightweight & will be ideal for things like hiking. That said, they are a bit oversized & likely will not be a favorite for everyday use.
I’ve been wearing these for two weeks and these are by far the most comfortable prescription, progressive sunglasses I’ve ever worn. I love how lightweight and flexible the frames are. I have the amber lenses and really appreciate that these lenses work in all lighting conditions. The only downside to these sunglasses is the case — it is ENORMOUS, and doesn’t fit in any of my purses, plus the magnetic closure doesn’t stay shut. I found a zip up case made by Chum for $10 which works perfect. Warby Parker, you can do better with the case design for this new line of frames.