Spinner | Matte Black

Bright sun. Open water. Meet the Smith Spinner sunglasses. Whether your world is fishing, sailing, or river running, a wrap frame and a full-shield style lens give you temple-to-temple coverage. ChromaPop™ polarized lenses cut the glare and bring all the little details to life, so reading the water is second nature. A secure, non-slip fit keeps them in place from sunrise to sunset.
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Primary Lens: ChromaPop Polarized Gray Green

A traditional neutral gray base lens that is fine-tuned with a green hue to amplify the colors of life outdoors, and then augmented with the ChromaPop color enhancement technology for maximum clarity allowing you to effortlessly see more detail. This lens is polarized and built on our carbonic platform. Provides 100% protection from harmful UVA/B/C rays.

Second Lens:
Description

    Vision

  • ChromaPop™ lenses enhance contrast and natural color to make the details pop
  • Smudge and moisture resistant for easy cleaning and clear optics

    • Fit / Integration

  • Large fit, large coverage
  • 6-base lens curvature
  • Wraparound fit
  • Megol temples and nose pads provide non-slip grip so glasses stay put

    • Frame

  • Evolve™ bio-based frame material is lightweight and durable
  • AutoLock hinges hold frames open for easy one-hand on and off
  • Leash-compatible temples
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Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 from 3 reviews.

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Best Sunglasses ever.

"Great looking and super comfortable."

— John O. (5/5)

Approved by fisherman and buy the kids!

"So I was skeptical about buying these and just thought I'd buy them because my 13 year old wears pit vipers which seem to be a base ball Thing and figured it would be kinda a joke. Jokes on me they have quickly become my go to glasses for everyday on the boat. Love them and the field of view you get wearing the."

— Scott (5/5)

Colorado Sunshine

"Great specs for outdoor living working and playing in high altitude bright sunshine conditions.."

— sam g. (5/5)

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