Do you hate that feeling of hiking on a trail and tripping because you’re blinded by the sun? There’s no shame; it happens to experts and novices alike.
Hiking sunglasses are a great solution, but you don’t want to buy the wrong ones for the trail. Not all sunglasses are meant for hiking.
Find out why before you splurge on the wrong pair for you!
Are you worried your glasses’ lenses look too thick? Don’t fret; it’s not unusual to have thick lenses.
Thick glasses lenses are common with strong prescriptions. Higher prescriptions naturally create more lens curvature, which leads to thickness.
To better understand what this means, we’ll dive into thick glasses lenses, who needs them, and the frames that help them look and feel their best. Let’s get into it!
There are a few specialized sunglasses brands that stand the test of time. Oliver Peoples is one of them.
The brand isn’t just focused on trends. They also care about quality and creating an eyewear legacy through Oliver Peoples sunglasses and eyeglasses.
The latest collection, which pays homage to Paul Newman, proves that the brand cares about heritage over flashy fashion.
Maui Jim and Oakley, you might have some real competition in the shape of Kaenon sunglasses.
The brand isn’t exactly a new kid on the block, but it is going from strength to strength with innovative polarized lenses and lightweight frames. These frames are made for the active outdoor lifestyle.
But do they live up to the hype? I scoured Reddit and did an online deep dive to find out for you.
So you wear eyeglasses but want to wear them with sunglasses?
I know what you’re thinking, “Wait, is that even possible?”
Yes, it is! It’s 2026, and eyewear has come so far that there are sunglasses to wear over RX glasses.
Sometimes they’re called fit-over glasses (the function is in the name), and sometimes people opt for clip-on lenses.
I’m here to help you figure out the best option for you.
