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N3L Optics Sunglasses for Active People Oakley Miss Conduct Squared Sunglasses

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Living in the Pacific Northwest showed me how much people love to do things outdoors. The summers here are usually very nice and the temperature stays low enough for everyone to be outside all summer long. Hiking, climbing visiting the ocean you can do it all here in the Seattle area. We have so many beautiful mountains surrounding us, tons of trails at different hiking abilities, and beaches for being around the water. Of course we have winter sports too. With the mountains comes skiing and wow in all of these activities I feel the need for sunglasses. Even in the winter time when we have dreary cloudy weather, it’s important to wear sunglasses.

My doctor actually told me when he said I should wear sunscreen every day that I should also wear sunglasses to protect my eyes. With all these outdoor sports N3L has the sunglasses for your eye protection. Here is a list of activities and what you should look for in a pair of sunglasses and set of sunglasses as a suggestion. I received a pair of Oakley sunglasses from N3L and I love them. I love how well they protect my eyes from the sun. Plus they look super cool!

Louise & Crystal

I’m on the right and I’m wearing the Oakley Miss Conduct Squared

 

When around water:

Polarization Lenses – a special filter in the lens blocks blinding rays of glare so you see things object more clearly, and boosts colors to make your view of the world more vibrant.

Lens Curvature – More lens curve maximizes peripheral protection against sun, wind, and water spray.

Mirrored Lens Coatings – reflects the sun’s harsh rays reflecting off the water so you see more clearly.

Hydrophobic Lens Coating – water beads up and falls off the lens to keep your view clear.

Dark Amber and Bronze Contrast Lens Tints – these tints enhance contrast and block blurring blue light which leads to greater clarity in water environments.

Secure Fit – losing your shades overboard is a real bummer. Save yourself from the depths of sorrow and the depths of the sea by wearing resilient frame materials like nylon together with rubberized grip points on the nose bridge and temples to keep the eyewear secure on your face. You also might want to consider wearing an eye retailer and/or floating retailer as extra insurance against losing your shades.

Smith Brooklyn  Shown at $119

The Brooklyn is refined feminine style featuring lenses that not only provide excellent protection from UV rays and impact, but also repel water, oil and dirt.

Smith Brooklyn Sunglasses

When Hiking:

Comfortable fit – Look for light weight frame materials like nylon and light weight lens materials like polycarbonate to enhance comfort.

Secure Fit – Resilient frame materials like nylon together with rubberized grip points on the nose bridge and temples keep the eyewear secure as you work your way up and down the trail.

Lens Curvature – More lens curve maximizes peripheral protection against sun, wind, and debris.

Contrast lens tints – amber, bronze, and rose lens tints boost the color contrast of the surrounding greenery so you see the trail better.

Oakley Necessity Shown at $130

Oakley Necessity

When Climbing:

Comfortable fit – Look for light weight frame materials like nylon and light weight lens materials like polycarbonate to enhance comfort.

Secure Fit – Resilient frame materials like nylon together with rubberized grip points on the nose bridge and temples keep the eyewear secure whether you’re right side up or down.

Lens Curvature – More lens curve maximizes peripheral protection against sun, wind, and debris.

Hydrophobic lens coating – keeps sweat from obstructing vision during ongoing assents

Miss Conduct Squared Shown at $140

miss-conduct-squared

When running:

Comfortable fit – When you’re on the run, you don’t want anything weighing you down and that includes your sunglasses. Look for light weight frame materials like nylon and light weight lens materials like polycarbonate to enhance comfort.

Secure Fit – Resilient frame materials like nylon together with rubberized grip points on the nose bridge and temples keep the eyewear secure to you won’t have to continually push up and adjust your eyewear. Some manufacturers utilize special hydrophilic rubbers on the frame that actually increase their grip with perspiration.

Hydrophobic lens coating – beads sweat and rain off your lens to keep your view clear.

Lens Curvature – More lens curve maximizes peripheral protection against sun, wind, and debris.

Lens versatility – An interchangeable lens design and/or photochromic lens allows the wearer to change lens tints to better match the current light environment or sport application.

Anti-fog/Venting – an open-edge (aka semi-rimless) lens design and/or vented lenses will increase airflow to prevent the annoyance of lens fogging.

Parallel Max Shown at $129

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  28. Valerie Taylor Mabrey says

    I love to walk in any time of season , it lets me see all the changes in the seasons.
    vmkids3 at msn dot com

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  33. Robyn Wright of RobynsOnlineWorld.com says

    I’m not a super active person (working on it), but I do like to go for walks in the park this time of year with all the leaves changing. So pretty. AND, I never go anywhere without sunglasses – and if they aren’t on my face they are on top of my head – even up to bedtime usually LOL

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  69. Kristi Blackstone says

    I love playing with my kiddos outside no matter what the season is. I also love gardening and taking walks!

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  90. Brittany K Choleva says

    I love taking daily strolls with my 2 wonderful kids, we live so very close to the park:) We can even see it from our back yard!
    Thank you!
    BritJJ @ yahoo.com

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  97. Crystal F says

    We spend most of our time on the softball field. My oldest daughter plays for a couple of teams. It’s our favorite thing to do. thank you!!

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  107. DEBBIE STANTON says

    I like to do a 3-mile hike a couple of times a week with a group of moms.

    billdebstanton at hotmail dot com

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  139. April V says

    My favorite thing is walking around the neighborhood just taking in the fresh air and letting my kids have a good time following on their bikes!

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  143. Lucy Schwartz says

    I( like to enjoy our yard, garden and neighborhood. It is always tre , accessible and available without added cost.

    Reply

  156. Amanda Mclemore says

    We like to hike when the weather allows usually in the sprin,summer and fall:)

    mclemore102 at gmail dot com

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  171. kathy pease says

    in summer i love to swim in our pool,in spring i love to work in my garden, in fall i love to walk in the woods and winter you wont see me outdoors..lol

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  200. Jennifer C says

    In the spring and summer, I like to participate in a group boot camp fitness class. These would be awesome to wear.

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  228. brian e. says

    Thanks for the giveaway…we take family hikes in the desert, mostly in the fall & spring.

    senorpiero [at] yahoo [dot] com

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