OCEAN WAVES SUNGLASSES PRO

Grab your pair of pro surfer glasses today. Head to the product page and have a look for yourself. Not only for surfing, our watershades are also perfect as fishing sunglasses, wakeboarding, or even sailing glasses. Not only are they functional and robust, they’re stylish too.

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However, our surfing sunglasses are a game changer – a winning combo that’ll have you unleashing your full potential on the waves. You may have tried other sunglasses for surfing and thought “these are not helping and are a waste of money”. We’re confident you’ll be impressed by the design and functionality of our watershades. We want to help you pick the perfect pair, so we have put together a summary of all of the essential considerations to make the wisest choice, including a lens tint guide, a guide on lens materials and their qualities and a guide on the visible light transmission rates for all of our lenses.

With our surfing eyewear, you can look awesome, protect your eyes, be hazard aware and be the first to notice and position yourself for an approaching set. Looking good on the waves shouldn’t mean sacrificing our eye health. We passionately believe that our eyes demand the utmost care and deserve nothing less than the best protection. Our watershades all meet this essential standard – which is why we can offer a market-leading 3-years warranty. Surf glasses needs to be robust and built to withstand extreme forces and the harsh ocean environment. All watershades have hydrophobic and oleophobic coatings (water repellent and dirt repellent) – meaning that water beads up and falls away leaving your vision clear to read the water or spot someone about to drop in on you. The Surge and Typhoon lenses incorporate a patented venting system to counteract any fogging that may develop, and a few of our lenses incorporate an additional anti-fog coating. We’ve teamed up with world-class lens manufacturers to bring you surfing sunglasses that are fit for purpose. Designed initially as windsurfing glasses, the Typhoon or Surge are both ideally suited to surfing. Both the Typhoon and Surge incorporate a 100% guaranteed failsafe leash and retainer system, so even if they do get knocked off in an epic wipeout, you’re not going to watch your investment sink. The Typhoon and Surge watershades are designed for bigger conditions where riptides, whitewater and currents demand a more resilient solution. Although the Flo does not come with a leash system, a simple retainer can easily be added for extra security. The Flo is our floating model that will sit on the surface ready to be retrieved if they happen to get knocked off in a bail or wipeout. If you’re into surfing or surf foiling in gentle waves, our Flo surf glasses are a practical and lightweight solution. There are 3 watershades to choose from: Flo, Typhoon, and Surge, and each of these models comes with a wide selection of lens options. Whether it’s serene longboard sessions at sunset or overhead barrelling sets at full tide that give you a thrill, we’ve got the surf glasses to fulfil your needs. You know your sport best – and the conditions you like to surf in. LiP Sunglasses has engineered surf eyewear that stands up to all these challenges: Our water sport sunglasses, Flo, Typhoon and Surge are the solutions you’ve been looking for.Įver-present UV radiation, a barrage of sea-spray, lens fogging and water spotting on the lenses all need to be considered. We’ve experienced red-eye for days after long sessions without surf eyewear.

It’s hard to find enjoyment when your eyes are stinging.

Why suffer from eye fatigue if you don’t need to? Part of the fun of surfing is actually enjoying surfing. These problems are all solved with high-quality specialised sunglasses for surfing. Just as importantly, you are unlikely to perform at your best if you’re struggling to see clearly. Without protection against UV rays, reflected glare and sea-spray you’re setting yourself up for some eyeburn and possibly lasting eye damage in the form of pterygium (aka Surfer’s Eye) or other eye conditions. Without clear vision there is also a risk of collision and you could do yourself, or someone else, an injury. Ever-present UV radiation, a barrage of sea-spray, lens fogging and water spotting on the lenses all need to be considered.

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