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They Should Block UV Rays Ultraviolet light can take its toll on both cloudless days and when the skies are gloomy. So it’s best to keep covered anytime you’re running outdoors. Look for a pair that offers the best protection for your individual face shape, because UV rays can reach your eyes from all angles.
Wraparound sunglasses, though they’ll make you look like a triathlete from the 1980s, offer the best coverage from side to side. More fashionable models tend to allow more light to creep in.There are virtually limitless options for sunglasses out there, but comfort should be your first priority given they’ll be on your face for long periods of time while you’re bouncing up and down. If they’re not comfortable, you won’t wear them. So be sure to dial in the fit. If you have a wide face, ensure the pair doesn’t pinch above the temples. Likewise, if you have a smaller head, you don’t want a model that will fit snugly, not slip or bounce. Sunglasses that are too narrow for your face will make your temples sore. For instance, opt for the Goodr BFG instead of the original model if traditional, wayfarer-style glasses typically fit too small.If you’re running on roads during the day, the polarization can cut down on glare reflected from the road surface and cars, allowing you to relax more and focus on your run. Polarization itself doesn’t make a pair of sunglasses expensive—we’ve reviewed budget models here that are polarized. But it’s fine, in low-light and off-road situations, to safely make do without polarization.There’s a dizzying array of colors on the market now. And, despite what many still believe, a darker tint doesn’t necessarily offer better protection. Look first for lenses that deliver UV protection, then consider tint. Many sunglasses come with a rose colored lens to improve your vision by providing greater contrast. This can be helpful on technical trails. If, however, your daily runs are along scorching hot blacktop, you might be better suited with an extremely dark lens that can cut down on the intensity of the sun.wear-tested dozens of pairs of sunglasses, donning them for runs but also more leisurely pursuits around town, with each model here earning its place based on fit, comfort, optical performance, and aesthetics. We also looked at consumer reviews to get more opinions on these shades and weighed each pair’s price against its performance and features. Curious about certain sunglasses that you’d like us to review? Let us know which in the comments.
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