Running Sunglasses & Prescription Running Sunglasses
Glory Eyewear offers a wide range of high-quality prescription running sunglasses at an affordable price. Don't let the harsh sunlight bother you when you're running to the finish line. Whether you are a casual jogger or a marathon runner, our best running sunglasses are available in a wide variety of styles, models, colors, and brands. Protect your eyes from your every move on the track, with prescription running sunglasses. You no longer need to decide between comfort and clear vision!
THE BEST SUNGLASSES FOR RUNNING
Explore the best sunglasses for running at GloryEyewear and discover frames designed specifically for runners. We offer an array of styles from performance eyewear brands in this collection. Choose from a variety of features: Extended lenses offer better eye coverage, and increased air ventilation keeps your sunglasses from fogging up in changing temperatures or in moist, humid environments. Customize your sunglasses with lenses in a rainbow of tints that offer a clear vision for running in any conditions.
HOW TO CHOOSE THE BEST RUNNING SUNGLASSES
The last thing you need when you're 'in the zone is a pair of shades that slide down your nose when you sweat, or lenses that offer poor optics or don't protect your eyes from the sun. The best sunglasses for you—whether you're an impassioned or recreational runner—are the ones that offer a comfortable, stable fit; that protect your eyes from harmful UVA and UVB radiation; that offer polarization if you need it; that feature lightweight but sturdy performance frames and lens materials; and that look good on you.
1. Find a Comfortable, Stable Fit
Opt for a snug, but not too-tight fit so your sunglasses don't bounce up and down with every stride—because if your running sunglasses are uncomfortable, you probably won't wear them. Many runners prefer sporty wraparound shades for the face-hugging fit they offer.
2. Choose Running Sunglasses With UV Protection
Ultraviolet (UV) radiation can damage your eyes, even on overcast days. Choose running shades that come with UV protective lenses, and consider a wraparound design for extra protection in the periphery.
3. Opt for Polarization if You Need It
This feature is less important than the first two, but if you run on paved roads, the light that bounces off of them on bright days can cause distracting glare. If you run on the beach, glare from the sand and water can be irritating. Opt for polarized sunglasses for running if this is an issue you encounter routinely—polarization will help your eyes relax, which in turn will help you stay focused on beating your personal best instead of squinting through optical discomfort. And adding a mirror coating can further reduce glare.
Other scenarios, including trail running, emphatically call for polarized sunglasses. Distinguishing nuance in the colors of roots and another ground cover can help you stay upright and on your feet. And for changing conditions, you might even consider Transitions® lenses that darken or lighten in response to sunlight.
4. Choose the Best Lenses and Frames Materials in Running Sunglasses
Look for sunglasses made from lightweight materials, with shatter-proof and scratch-resistant lenses—a polycarbonate is a great option. Many lenses come equipped with special coatings to prevent oil and sweat from your skin from clouding your vision; others include anti-fog properties. Also, think about how light it is outdoors when and where you normally run. Brown, grey, and green lenses work well in normal to bright conditions. But if you often run at dawn, dusk, or in the shade, consider an amber or red tint.
And look for performance frames in your running shades. Grilamid and injected nylon are hypoallergenic thermoplastics that are flexible, featherweight, and durable. You'll find these and other technical materials in the best sunglasses for running, along with wraparound or semi-rimless lens profiles that help keep the shades lightweight.
5. Choose a Style You Like
If you'll wear your running sunglasses in other settings, look for frames you really love. While the best running sunglasses often come in wrapped or other sporty styles, many are available with all the performance features you need for running, but in more conventional shapes you won't mind wearing anywhere—explore our offerings to find the best running shades for you.
TROUBLESHOOTING PROBLEMS IN YOUR RUNNING SUNGLASSES
The Problem:Your headwear interferes with your eyewear.
The Fix: Look for sleek, low-profile temples with wide, grippy tips.
Do you routinely wear a baseball cap when you run? Depending on the size of the cap and how close it lies over your ears, your sunglasses' temples can collide with it annoyingly while you run, or your glasses can even disengage from your nose altogether. Aside from choosing a low-profile temple design, make sure your sunglasses fit your face and head properly, paying close attention to the key metrics, including temple length.The Problem: Dirt, dust, or other debris is everywhere on your favorite running routes.
The Fix: Consider sunglasses that meet the ANSI Z87.1 rating for impact resistance.
The Problem: Your lenses fog and your glasses slip when you're crushing it in the humidity.
The Fix: Opt for vented sunglasses and proprietary frames and lens materials made to resist rain and sweat.
Look for specialized running sunglasses with material on the bridge and temples that become grippier as you sweat, keeping your frames in place.
The Problem: Depth perception is an issue on shadowy roads or wooded trails.
The Fix: You need polarized sunglasses that boost clarity and help you differentiate colors.
GloryEyewear Carries the Best Sunglasses for Serious Runners
If you're a serious runner, you've probably already plunked down some serious cash to take care of your feet, and justifiably: You know the right shoes can make or break a great run. But your vulnerable eyes deserve the same uncompromising attention. The best running sunglasses will protect them not only from dust and dirt but from the harmful overexposure to UV rays that can lead to certain kinds of cancer and to macular degeneration.
Print and online running publications offer excellent recommendations for the best models of running sunglasses; GloryEyewear.com carries the most popular and road-tested of the bunch. We offer some of the best options in runner's sunglasses endorsed by experts, the styles preferred by serious athletes who really pack on the miles. Browse our impressive collection of sunglasses for runners and find all the performance features you need.
PLACE YOUR ORDER FOR PRESCRIPTION RUNNING SUNGLASSES
Don't let the sunlight, dust, and wind reach your eyes while running, keep them protected with a pair of polarized running sunglasses in stylish wrap-around designs. Our talented team of opticians specializes in all types of prescription sports glasses. Our carefully designed frames hold to your face without any discomfort. The frames are durable and impact absorbing, and with the scratch-resistant lenses, you can enjoy running without continually worrying about your sunglasses.
We are committed to providing the best sports eyewear for both men and women. We make running more enjoyable and more stylish! Whether you are looking for running sunglasses for men or women, consider Glory Eyewear your one-stop shop. Check out the latest trends in sports eyewear and find your style.
Browse our collection of prescription running sunglasses today!
Prescription Running Sunglasses FAQ
Are Your Running Sunglasses for Men and Women?
Of course! All of our sunglasses are unisex, so they look great on both men and women.
Will These Sunglasses Stay in Place When I Run?
Absolutely. The only reason they'll move when you're running is if someone snatches them off your face because they want them so badly. We've tried to keep our sunglasses as affordable as possible, so hopefully, people won't resort to this…but you've been warned.
Are Running Sunglasses Comfortable?
Oh yeah! We know how frustrating it is to purchase sunglasses that look amazing…and then feel awful. It's even worse when they're your running sunglasses. Shin splints are supposed to hurt, not your shades.
That's why we prioritized comfort when we designed our sunglasses. Between their spring hinges and their very lightweight, you'll love how these sunglasses feel.
Do Running Sunglasses Protect Against UV Rays?
We armed our sunglasses with UV400 polarized protection, which will keep your eyes safe even on the sunniest of days. Your eyes are up for it when you're wearing our polarized running sunglasses.
Will Your Sunglasses Fog Up When I'm Working Out?
Nope! Aside from being fashionable, the design of our running sunglasses makes them inhospitable to the frustrating problem of fog.