goodr Mick & Keith's Midnight Ramble Polarized Sunglasses for Men & Women | Medium Sized (OG), Black Solid Frame with Blue Mirrored Reflective Lenses, UV400 Protection, No Slip, No Bounce
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goodr Mick & Keith's Midnight Ramble Polarized Sunglasses for Men & Women | Medium Sized (OG), Black Solid Frame with Blue Mirrored Reflective Lenses, UV400 Protection, No Slip, No Bounce
- NO SLIP: We use a special grip coating and silicone nose inserts to construct our frame to help eliminate slippage when sweating.
- NO BOUNCE: Our frame is snug and lightweight, with a comfortable fit to prevent bouncing while crushing any workout.
- ALL POLARIZED: We use glare-reducing, polarized lenses with UV400 protection that blocks 100% of those harmful UVA and UVB rays.
- ALL ORIGINAL: A classic frame shape with timeless appeal that will always be in style. (Unlike those heinous trends of the late ‘00s.)
- ABOUT GOODR: In 2015, goodr was created to solve a problem: running sunglasses were expensive, ugly, and over-engineered. To solve this, we set out to design a pair of running sunglasses that were affordable, stylish, and all-performance. And so, goodr was born. BOOM. Problem solved. You're welcome.
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