Sunglasses for running

[Anonymous]

Brand recommendations? I have a pair of prescription sunglasses that will not stay on. They slide down my nose at the slightest bit of sweat. Looking for a pair of non prescription sunglasses that will stay put even when sweating profusely and exercising intensely. I’m a East Asian female with a low nose bridge.

[Anonymous]

Goodr. Go to Pacers or whatever running store is near you to try them on-lots of different options. I used mine most recently in a race in Florida and I was sweating up a storm and they didn't move. I can see relatively well without my prescription, so they work well for me without corrective lenses.

https://goodr.com/

[Anonymous]

check out roka

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Goodr. Go to Pacers or whatever running store is near you to try them on-lots of different options. I used mine most recently in a race in Florida and I was sweating up a storm and they didn't move. I can see relatively well without my prescription, so they work well for me without corrective lenses.

https://goodr.com/

+1 I like mine.

[Anonymous]

REI has Goodr too. They are great.

[Anonymous]

I bought some cheap blue light glasses for my migraines and they helped so much that I use them when running too. I don't know if they count as sunglasses though.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:check out roka

+1 Expensive, but nothing is more comfortable to run in

[Anonymous]

Humps Optics never fall off my face, no matter what I'm doing. https://www.humpsoptics.com/

[Anonymous]

Love my goodr glasses!

[Anonymous]

I wear these cheap no-slip sunglasses from amazon. Work fine for me on my runs.
https://www.amazon.com/Polarized-Sunglasses-Silver-Protection-Glasses/dp/B08R11DG54/ref=sr_1_5?crid=R35W1DPXCCC9&keywords=no%2Bslip%2Bsunglasses&qid=1649985354&sprefix=no%2Bslip%2Bsunglasses%2Caps%2C83&sr=8-5&th=1

[Anonymous]

What color Goodr did you get? There are so many to choose from. I like the Boston blue and yellow ones to match with my Boston shirts.

[Anonymous]

I bought these randomly years ago and just keep replacing them when I inevitably misplace them or when my jerk running buddy chews them (she’s of the canine variety). They are comfortable, don’t pinch,, don’t fall down, and somehow do not stretch out even though I wear them on top of my head. I wear these running and they’re my everyday sunglasses. I like that they’re polarized. It’ll be a sad day for me indeed if they ever stop making them.
Polaroid Sunglasses Women's P8339/S Wayfarer Sunglasses

[Anonymous]

Goodr. I hated them at first because they didn't block much sun and I was still squinting with them on. I found I need to buy the darker lens. Once I figured this out I now like them.

I just bought these
https://goodr.com/collections/running-sunglasses/products/whiskey-shots-with-satan

To replace these which I scratched the lenses on
https://goodr.com/collections/running-sunglasses/products/vincents-absinthe-night-terrors

Both good at blocking a lot of light.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Goodr. I hated them at first because they didn't block much sun and I was still squinting with them on. I found I need to buy the darker lens. Once I figured this out I now like them.

I just bought these
https://goodr.com/collections/running-sunglasses/products/whiskey-shots-with-satan

To replace these which I scratched the lenses on
https://goodr.com/collections/running-sunglasses/products/vincents-absinthe-night-terrors

Both good at blocking a lot of light.

I just bought the second pair you listed. And the Boston ones. Can’t wait.

[Anonymous]

I've had Goodr sunglasses,but I find that running with sunglasses is just terrible and uncomfortable, no matter what.

I run with a lightweight baseball cap that has a low enough profile to block most sun. So much more comfortable.