It is very important that you know How to Choose the Best Sunglasses for Travel. When selecting the perfect pair of sunglasses for all types of traveling, be it active or passive, there are some things you need to consider. Everyone wears sunglasses when they travel, and you need a pair that is not only comfortable but is durable, polarized and let’s face it, they better look good on you too.
One of the most important things when selecting the best sunglasses for travel is that they are comfortable. Heavy frames will lead to headaches. I have the Ray-Ban Original Wayfarer Polarised sunnies, and they feel much better than cheap sunglasses that I have had in the past. They are also comfortable when we ski, and because they are polarized, I don’t get that smash in the face white snow glare. They are equally as good down the beach on a sunny day, making the views crystal clear. They are ideal for driving on road trips.
Gordon has the Maui Jim Honomanu Polarized GS260-02D, and he likes them for the same reasons as I do. They also come with a two-year warranty; though with the polished anti-glare and scratch resistant design, and the Titanium frames – he should be right. They look really good on me, and as they are unisex, I may well be borrowing them too.
What exactly is polarized, when selecting the Best Sunglasses for Travel?
Gordon is adamant that sunglasses must be polarized, and this means that a filter has been applied to the lens. That is about as technical as I can get; but the bottom line is that it dramatically reduces glare, which can be annoying with cheap sunglasses, not to mention very bad for your eyes and your eyesight.
Vision Direct offers an enormous range of sunglasses. They make it easier to choose your sunglasses, as you can filter through styles (aviator, wayfarer, rectangle, etc.), through the type of activity you will be doing, through the different colors, frame material, price range, etc., etc. They have one of the largest and most complete selections of designer sunglasses, and all are perfect for any travel. I don’t like to take many sunglasses when we travel, so I wanted a pair that could be used when I am active when I am sitting at a coffee shop, doing lunch, or lazing by the pool. They also offer very fast delivery to your door.
It is not hard to select the Best Sunglasses for Travel. Make sure that they are polarized, are durable and ensure that they complement your face shape. Use all of the tools on the site to make an informed decision, and it will be happy and glare free traveling for you.
Amazing post!!
I wear prescription sunglasses – polarised. Until recently we did a lot of boating and fishing and they are invaluable when in the boat all day. You can actually see into the water when wearing them. They would be good in the snow too I guess. What about snow goggles? Do you wear them over the top of the sunglasses?
I need glasses for reading, and when I ski I am constantly taking my google off and putting my reading glasses on. I know this company have prescription polarised sunnies too.
My little one just broke my sunglasses and I need to get a new pair! I always struggle to pick a shape that suits my face!
Check out the site, it is so helpful with choosing the best ones for your face shape.