Sports Sunglasses

Choosing a lens index

Selecting the highest index possible for your prescription sports sunglass lenses will make them as light as possible. As well as looking better, this keeps your frames as comfortable as possible. This is extra important for long-term wearing comfort.

Keep your focus on the game, not on keeping your glasses on your face. No matter what you play: basketball, baseball, soccer or whether you just enjoy being outdoors on a hike or fishing with friends, you need prescription sunglasses to ensure you see well. Prescription sports sunglasses do more: they offer increased contrast and reduce sun glare so you can play even better. They stay on your face better and also protect from harmful UV rays. You’ll quickly wonder how you enjoyed sports without ‘em!
Our most popular sport sunglasses are designed with a distinctive wrap-around shape. This ensures they fit as snugly as possible without discomfort.

Adding your prescription

Ordering prescription sports sunglasses is straightforward. Use your current prescription from a recent eye test and enter your sphere, cylinder, axis and PD numbers after choosing a frame. If you don’t have astigmatism, leave the cylinder and axis fields blank.

Adding a polarized coating

Selecting a polarized lens for your sports sunglasses lenses helps you play your best in any condition. These lenses stop vision-obscuring glare from reaching your eyes. Glare often occurs around flat, reflective surfaces, like basketball or tennis courts, and can really affect your performance. If you enjoy water-based sports like sailing or fishing, this coating will feel like a superpower.

Choosing a lens index

Selecting the highest index possible for your prescription sports sunglass lenses will make them as light as possible. As well as looking better, this keeps your frames as comfortable as possible. This is extra important for long-term wearing comfort.