Best Chromapop
Smith Bobcats are polarized, rimless sunglasses designed for optimal clarity and protection during water sports activities, featuring hydrophobic lenses and a lightweight frame.
The Smith Outlier 2 is a lifestyle-oriented pair of sunglasses manufactured by Smith Optics. The frames are constructed from a lightweight, eco-friendly material known as Evolve, and they incorporate non-slip Megol pads on the nose and temples to maintain grip during physical activity. They feature...
The Smith Embark is a performance-oriented sunglass model designed for endurance sports, trail running, and alpine activities. The glasses feature a frameless design utilizing spherical lenses, which curve both horizontally and vertically to provide a wide, unobstructed field of view and reduce opti...
The Smith Ruckus is a performance-oriented sunglasses model engineered for athletic and outdoor activities such as cycling and running. The design features a semi-rimless, wrap-around frame that utilizes cylindrical lenses to provide an unobstructed, wide field of view. The glasses incorporate Smith...
The Smith Parallel 2 is a sport-oriented model of sunglasses manufactured by Smith Optics. The design features a lightweight, half-rim frame and utilizes interchangeable, impact-resistant Carbonic lenses to accommodate varying light conditions. They are primarily built for cycling, running, and othe...
Smith Castaway is a performance-oriented sunglasses model designed for fishing and other activities around water. Its wraparound frame provides broad coverage, while available polarized ChromaPop lenses reduce reflected glare and improve color and contrast. The glasses also incorporate features inte...
Smith Boomtown sunglasses feature a frameless design with spherical lenses optimized for peripheral vision and impact resistance, often favored by winter sports enthusiasts.
Smith Soundtrack sunglasses feature interchangeable lenses and integrated audio technology allowing music playback and call management directly through the frames.
