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Armless sunglasses in Classic-style frame
Limited-edition Frost colorway (side shields sold separately)
Available now for $160
Sunglasses come and sunglasses go. The amount of eyewear I’ve lost over the years due to drops, breaks, kids, or sheer forgetfulness could fill a small landfill. The only sunglasses I have yet to lose or destroy are my Ombraz.
That’s because their armless style design ensures that they’ll never break and that they’re always around my neck or hanging somewhere I can find them. The sunk cost savings alone are worth the price of a pair. And they’re great for pretty much activity– I’ve worn them for short runs, long runs, even a 50K trail race. They disappear on the face and are perfect for wearing with a bike helmet or even swimming in the ocean.
It helps that they look great as well, and I’m not sure any pair looks as cool as the all-new Frost colorway applied to their Classic frame design.
With TR-90 aerospace-grade nylon frames and polarized silver mirror lenses, this special-edition colorway is limited to 1,000 pairs. It comes in two different sizes, narrow and regular, and the built-in cord is made of 100% recycled Japanese nylon. It’s buttery soft and abrasion resistant, and after hundreds of days of wear, I can assure you that it doesn’t fray or break.
Shop Ombraz FrostWhat I love about the armless style (aside from never losing or breaking), is that I’m able to dial in the fit and feel of the glasses– tighter for more extreme endeavors, a little more loose if I’m just hanging out. Like you, I initially had doubts they’d actually stay on while remaining comfortable and I have to say– they’re more secure and more comfortable than any sunglasses I’ve owned. It’s almost magic.
While Ombraz offers a variety of frame styles, the all-new Frost colorway is certain to go fast, so get yours while you can.
Stay frosty, my friends.
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Robbe is the senior editor of Believe in the Run. He loves going on weird routes through Baltimore, finding trash on the ground, and running with the Faster Bastards. At home in the city, but country at heart. Loves his two boys more than anything. Has the weakest ankles in the game.
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