The 11 Best Sunglasses in 2025

While wearing the Sutros, the world is glorious. Everything is so clear, with incredible contrast. It is like watching a movie in 4K, thanks to the innovative Prizm™ lens technology.

The Oakley Sutros are specifically designed for biking, but any activity can be excelled while wearing these. The lenses are made with a high-grade polycarbonate material called Plutonite, which offers uncompromising impact protection. The lenses are polarized, 100% UV-blocking, and come in several tints offering different VLT.

The Sutros have a wide, universal fit, with an extra large style that covers a large portion of the face. Advertised for men, women love these sunglasses, too. If you break these sunnies, you can receive a 50% discount on replacements. If you scratch your lenses, you can get replacement lenses for $88.

Pit Vipers may be the trendiest brand around right now. Wearing any model is sure to get you compliments, but the Slammers are easily the most radical. They’ll block out the haters and 100% UVA and UVB rays.

The Slammers are meant for big slams in the extremiest of sports. Think freestyle snowboarding, downhill mountain biking, parkour, and street skating. The goggle-like wraparound frame design stays on the face and keeps the sun and wind out so you can focus on not crashing.

Made with a durable, lightweight TR-90 frame, impact resistant polycarbonate lenses, and a retainer strap- they can withstand nearly anything. They fit best on a medium to large head, but small faces can still rock these.

In nearly every park you visit in the city, someone will run by wearing the Goodr OGs. These sunglasses are stylish, affordable, and good quality. From a small business, they keep their sales high with fun company morale and tons of good reviews.

The Goodr OG’s have a “no-slip” frame coating and a perfect fit on a regular-size head. Goodr’s “no bounce” guarentee plays out well while you play with the OGs.

The polarized TAC lenses have a scratch coating, block 100% of harmful UV rays, and prevent glare from windshields and water, so now you have no excuse not to catch the pop fly in the local softball game. For the price, the lens and frame quality is outstanding.

Bajio sunglasses are durable and eco-friendly sunglasses designed for those who are active and spend time looking into the water. These polarized sunglasses use LAPIS technology that blocks out 90% of unwanted blue light, 90% of unwanted yellow light, and 100% of harmful UV rays.

The glasses are made of bio-based nylon, which is shockingly durable. There are two lens options – glass ($259) and polycarbonate ($209). Both lens options are sturdy and scratch-resistant. Their sunglasses are not cheap, but worth every penny if you spend lots of time on the water but still enjoy being fashionable. There is a wide range of Bajio designs and frame sizes. We tested the extra large framed Stiltsville and the wide-sided – to block out peripheral light – small framed Ozello.

The Costa King Tide 6 sunglasses are a top of the line choice for anyone who is out on the water. These sunglasses provide top-notch lens technology, UV protection, and all the bells and whistles a frame could have. Costa takes time to develop their sunglasses, and with the King Tide 6 they have designed versatile frames offering full coverage, ventilation, and comfort.

The lens material of the King Tide 6 sunglasses is the proprietary Costa polarized 580G glass. They offer excellent clarity and sharpness, ensuring clear vision through the water’s surface to see fish or rocks.

Costa continues to advance their frame design with full coverage to keep unwanted light out, an anti-skid coating that keeps them from sliding around on surfaces (boat consoles specifically), and comfort touches like airflow vents and channels to keep sweat out of your eyes.

The Venture sunglasses from Smith Sport Optics give away a lot in their name. When we say the Venture Smith sunglasses are up for adventures, we mean any kind. These versatile sunglasses shapeshift to match the occasion.

The Venture frame is made with Evolve™ bio-based materials to promote sunglasses made with Earth-friendly goals. The removable TPU side shields and nose piece are largely responsible for the Venture’s multifaceted protection.

The lenses are available in glass or polycarbonate material. Smith offers several different lens tints, including a photochromic option. The Ventures are designed to be customized to the user’s experiences.

After testing and researching the Smith Venture sunglasses, we can recommend them. Dive into the full review to see if the Ventures are right for you.

Nathan Sports Adventure Running sunglasses are lightweight and resilient to damage. Whether you’re in below-freezing or hotter than Death Valley temperatures, these Nathan sunglasses can withstand it. And they are prescription-ready when ordering off the site.

The polycarbonate lenses are impact-resistant with crystal clear vision and polarization to reduce glare. The frame is made of TR90, a plastic, resistant to impact. While wearing these, you will receive 100% UVA and UVB protection from the sun.

Nathan Sports Adventure running sunglasses’ frame has a matte soft feel, with a grip-coat to prevent bouncing while running. Rubber grips are also added on the nose pads and temple ends to prevent slippage.

The Heron Glacier sunglasses may make you the coolest person on the hill. Any skill issues will be overlooked whenever someone skis by with a pair of Glacier sunglasses.

On paper, the Heron Glacier sunglasses check out. They are made with durable materials, an element protection design, and protective lenses. But do these glasses stay on well? Is the lens clarity and contrast going to be up to par? Will the wind and sun be blocked while riding in these sunglasses?

Of course, these sunglasses look stylish, but Outoria to know if they can keep up with your extreme sports addiction.

Tifosi Alpe 2.0 sunglasses have a great, comfortable wraparound design that stays put and fits on narrow faces. The Alpe 2.0 are designed for women with small faces; these glasses look good and perform well. With a lightweight of only 21 grams, it keeps your nose or ears comfortable after extended usage.

Tifosi uses a glide technology that allows the frame to slide on just right. The Alpe 2.0 has an anti-bounce fit with hydrophilic rubberized ear and nose pads to prevent slippage and doesn’t pull your hair. While performing your activities, you can be assured that the shatterproof polycarbonate lenses will protect your eyes and block 100% UVA and UVB rays.

Coming with a zippered hardshell case and a microfiber cleaning bag, these are easy to keep in good condition. The extremely durable Grilamid TR-90 frame helps, too. Also, the Alpe 2.0 sunglasses come in 6 different colors and lens tints. Tifosi offers a lifetime warranty against manufacturing defects.

These budget sunglasses are perfect for your next trip. Worrying about leaving them behind at the hotel or breaking them while sending stuff is silenced by the affordable buy-in. The Knockaround Premium Sport sunglasses strike a nice balance between a low price and a quality product.

Providing 100% UVA and UVB with stylish color options, including mirrored lenses, you won’t be disappointed. Further, the impact-resistant polycarbonate lenses won’t shatter if you slam a tree branch while hiking; they are also polarized. The frame material is made out of durable polycarbonate. The embedded rubber nose and temple pads prevent the Knockaround sunglasses from slipping and sliding.

The Premium Sport sunglasses are made for any outdoor activity. They fit nicely on a small to medium-sized head shape. If you aren’t satisfied with these budget sunglasses, there is a 30-day return period.