our expert staff meticulously select every pair of sunglasses in our range to ensure the highest quality selections for you. With some of the biggest name brands in the industry like Oakley, Ray Ban and Bloc among others, you’re spoiled for choice no matter what your needs. But for you to enjoy that peace of mind, you need to find the right pair of sunglasses. That’s not easy, considering the thousands of options that are out there. Plus, just because sunglasses are marketed as floating doesn’t mean that they can actually float! If you spend a lot of time in or on the water, floating sunglasses are a must-have accessory. You won’t be forced to buy a new pair every few weeks because your favorite one fell and sank in a lake somewhere.

Durable: These sunglasses are tough and don’t come apart easily. They’re also impact-resistant and anti-scratch so they’ll work well for a long time. The shape of glasses balances out facial features. Certain face shapes work better with specifically designed sunglasses: You’ll love the anti-slip design at the temples, especially with activities like fishing. While you don’t have to worry about losing your floating sunglasses when they fall into the water, you also don’t want them to keep falling off. This design keeps your sunglasses in place when you’re moving around or bending. What I Like

Protect your eyes

Hydrophobic lenses: The lenses feature WRH treatment and you will be able to see clearly even when under water. It also means drops of spray won’t cling to the lenses No glare: I love how these glasses wrap around your face and filter out harsh reflected light so you can see around you perfectly.

Floating sunglasses give you peace of mind. They are made of lightweight materials that float so you can grab them before they get lost forever. Sunglasses are a must-have for paddle boarding and other water activities. They protect your eyes from UV rays and glare in addition to improving visibility. Industry-leading manufacturers Oakley are redefining the optics industry with their high-contrast Prizm technology. Oakley have researched the optimum level of contrast for a variety of activities and sports and applied it to their optics line to aid both your long-term eye comfort and your short-term performance. Combined with practical safety features such as high mass and high energy impact protection, no longer do your sunglasses have to be a simple after-thought.For instance, rubber nose pads and rubber arm tips prevent your shades from slipping, especially when you’re sweating. You won’t have to keep adjusting them, which can be annoying. The rubber pads offer comfort too. Limited color options: Unlike most of the sunglasses here, you don’t get a wide range of color options.

Not scratch-resistant: I wouldn’t describe these Cressi Ninja sunglasses as scratch-resistant but if you take good care of them you won’t have an issue. A lens with a hydrophobic coating repels water. You can expect to get in the water or have water splash on your sunnies when doing any water activity. The coating repels water and maintains clarity. Great protection from the sun: The high-quality polarized lenses offer 100% UV protection, keeping your eyes safe from the damaging effects of the sun. Clear vision: These floating sunglasses reduce glare and allow you to see much better, so you won’t be squinting or getting headaches at the end of the day. Jiangtun sunglasses have UV400 polarized lenses that reduce glare so you don’t have to squint and strain under the harsh sunlight. They protect your eyes from harmful UV rays.

Most people who need sunglasses that float are in and out of the water with various bits of equipment. These activities tend to have a bit of rough and tumble to them, so having a decent level of durability is a must.