WaveRider Floating Polarized Sunglasses - Blue Horizon

Great fit!

The style of these glasses are sporty and stylish. I got the translucent frame with the amber mirrored lenses. The lenses have pretty good clarity and cut down glare.The sunglasses are lightweight and flexible, yet sturdy. They have silicone overlays on the ear and nose piece meant for gripping but they slid down my nose more often than not, especially when I was sweating. They repeatedly fell off my nose when I bent over during most activities. Since I had those issues, I think there’s a likelihood of them falling off during land and water sport activities. I can’t say whether they float or not since I never put them in water.As a female, the situations I experienced could have been because I have a smaller face. The sizing is geared for people with larger faces, mostly men. Either way, I think the nose piece would slip for either sex. At $39.99 they are a bit higher in price compared to others on the market. I wouldn’t recommend them, especially for women.

I originally bought the Waverider Floating Sunglasses to keep in my glove box as a backup pair, but after forgetting my main set one day, I haven't looked back. These have officially been promoted to my primary sunglasses.The Standout Features:Superior Clarity: The polarized lenses provide excellent protection from harsh sun and glare. Whether I'm driving or outdoors, the vision is crisp and comfortable.The "Head Wear" Test: This is a game-changer—if you know, you know. When I move inside and pop these on top of my head, my hair doesn't get snagged in the nose pads! It's a small detail that makes a huge difference in daily wear.Build & Style: They look really sharp and feel much more high-end than the price point suggests. They feel sturdy yet are incredibly lightweight.Bonus Storage: I love that they come with a soft case. It gives me peace of mind throwing them into my backpack or back into the glove compartment knowing they won’t get scratched up by keys or gear.Versatility:While I'm currently using them for daily wear and hitting the slopes on sunny winter days, I’m most excited to get these out on the lake this summer. Since the frame is made of buoyant TPX material, I won't have to worry about them sinking to the bottom of the lake if they take a tumble during watersports.If you're looking for a reliable, stylish, and functional pair of glasses that won't break the bank (or pull your hair out), these are it!

These Waverider sunglasses are built with water activities in mind, making them a great companion for boating, fishing, and other days on the water. The polarized lenses help reduce glare from the surface, making it easier to see clearly even in bright sunlight. The Blue Horizon color adds a fresh, sporty look that fits right in with outdoor adventures.One of the standout features is the floating frame design, which helps keep the sunglasses from disappearing if they end up in the water. The lightweight feel keeps them comfortable during long hours outdoors, while the UV400 protection helps shield eyes from strong sun exposure. Overall, they’re a practical and stylish choice for anyone spending time on lakes, boats, or coastal trips.

As an active ocean surfski paddler I’ve tried many sports sun glasses over the years and have finally found a pair that work for me in racing conditions.The wrap around style provides substantial protection from spray and the salt water anti scratches polarized lenses provide clear views to spot the next wave to drop into.The rubber nose pads and arms means they don’t slip when moving around and the light weight frames means I forget that I’m wearing them. When wearing my hat the lenses don’t fog up which has been a major problem for other sunglasses I’ve worn in the past.In the rare occasions I’ve dropped them, they float so easy to retrieve rather than losing another pair of glasses to the depths of the ocean.Overall these are great value for money, light weight and comfortable fit with amazingly clear lenses that are perfect for ocean paddle sports.