Sunglasses
Beach, boat, town, or trail, the Smith Boomtown sunglasses let you roll between routine and adventure with the coverage you need and style that never looks out of place.
All who wander are not lost. The Smith Wander sunglasses find their niche in the classic round keyhole shape.
The Smith Lake Shasta sunglasses have a timeless feel for living an active life. ChromaPop™ polarized lenses set you up with a glare cutting, color-boosting outlook for beach, mountain, and routine town wear.
These Smith sunglasses are a classic, Italian-made style with bio-based frames. Spring hinges expand the fit at the temples.
Pit Viper The Night Caulker 2000
Do you have eyes? You like seeing clearly at night, knowing that your z87+ rated Pit Vipers will protect you from danger?
These blue framed wonders have a signature paint splatter, an amber lens.
Head down your favorite happy trail with the incredible Mud Slingers.
Enduro trail riding to gravel adventure or backcountry powder mission, the Smith Bobcat sunglasses are for riders and skiers who want the full coverage of the Wildcat with a smaller fit and a lightweight feel.
Oakley Eye Jacket Redux Sunglasses
Inspired by the original Eye Jacket that revolutionized the look of sport performance eyewear.
Functional and generation-defining, the adventure-ready Helm Tech sunglasses provide low-key style and high-tech performance that only SPY+ can deliver.
Dial it back to 1988, and you would probably spot someone wearing the Cheetah while bumping cassette tapes and doing aerobics on the beach.
From trail riding to sunrise runs, the Smith Leadout PivLock makes lens changes quick and easy so you can adjust to varying light conditions while on the move.
If your weekends are a mix of thrill and chill, the Smith Emerge has the range to keep up.
Sunski's take on the classic glacier goggle: the Treeline makes no compromise between style and performance.
As big and bold as the era and music that inspired it, a little dissension goes a long way in this large-scale, ’80s-inspired piece.
