The Rudy Project Propulse tops our list because of its innovative design and lightweight feel. Small vents on the Propulse’s lenses and frames, along with a vent control system that adjusts airflow, prevents fogging and misting in any kind of weather. Paired with a flexible frame and a wide, full-coverage lens, the Propulse is an excellent choice for runners of all levels.

These sunglasses are polarised and 100 percent UV protected. These sunglasses will ensure that you stand out with your distinctive style. This pair also has a scratch resistant coating so that your sunglasses stay as new as possible. 

The cat-eye design and high gloss finish of the Sunglasses makes them a good choice if you’re looking for a more stylish look combined with a more luxurious feel. The polarized lenses resist scratches and are shatterproof, and they can block 99 percent of UVA/B rays. You can get up to 5.5 hours of listening time from a single charge, and control music and calls via the right temple of the sunglasses.

Well, you're a firestarter. We never forgot the glimmer of your tongue ring, but it’s the way you rocked those sunglasses that truly made our heart go pitter-patter at Glastonbury ‘95. There are two extremes in which thrive on the sartorial spectrum: Bass Pro Shops/PBR-drinking uncle, and crusty-balloon-pants-ed cyberpunk. We prefer to have one leg in both, and a fresh pair of frosty Oakleys is just the ticket. Catch us in the iconic brand’s new Collection frames, or in its classic Crankshaft sunnies, which have garnered a 4.6-star rating on Amazon. 

While the sunglasses may seem a little simpler than many running sunglasses, that doesn't mean it lacks any tech specs., the glasses adapts to varying degrees of sunlight, providing full coverage on the road or trail. When I tested the red mirror lenses, I had clear depth perception and vision with almost no light leakage. The vented rubber nose bridge keeps the lenses from fogging up too much, and with the textured temples, the frame sits comfortably on my face.