6 Sunglasses for Spring
6 Sunglasses for Spring
It's time to sit on the deck after a day of skiing and drink a beer in the sun. But in order to do that, you'll want some good-quality sunglasses to protect your eyes from the glare. Here are six great options.
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Kaenon Gauge
There's a reason athletes like ski racer Julia Mancuso and big-mountain skier Jeremy Nobis wear Kaenon sunglasses: They're stylish yet technical enough for sports. The Gauge features Kaenon's polarized, proprietary SR-91 lens material (which is lighter and has better clarity and polarization than polycarbonate lenses), which is why you'll have to fork over $218 for them, but we promise, it's worth it. Buy now from Backcountry.com.
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