Polarized Sunglasses

These polarising sunglasses offer 100% UV protection. Polarising lenses prevent glare, as it can be caused on the water, in the snow or on wet road

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If your weekends are a mix of thrill and chill, the Smith Emerge has the range to keep up. With no-slip nose pads, these sunglasses stay put through runs and SUP sessions without the wraparound style of straight-up performance eyewear. The rectangular, bio-based frames are relaxed at the edges, giving them a refined shape that flatters most faces. They come with your choice of standard Carbonic lenses or Smith's color-boosting ChromaPop polarized lenses.

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The difference between polarized and nonpolarized sunglasses

A classic round silhouette that takes you back to early mountaineering and vintage skiing days. These frames will have you itching to hit the slopes or go explore your local mountain. The Tera is a medium sized frame that fits small to medium sized heads and most head shapes. Sculpted nose pads and arms are designed to provide just the right amount of grip without causing discomfort ensures a comfortable fit in all elements.

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