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TIERRA DE FUEGO
Floating sunglasses, ZEISS lens option.
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COSTA RICA
Floating sunglasses with ventilated lenses.
Regular price €59,00 EURRegular price
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Watersports
Eyewear and helmets for kitesurf, wingfoil, sailing and SUP. Most of it...
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Snow & Mountain
Goggles for the mountain, from freeride days to race courses, and shield...
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Cycling & Trail
Light, polarized frames for the road, the gravel track and the trail.
Waterborne
If it comes off, it comes back up
Many of our watersport frames are recycled HDPE, a plastic lighter than water. Others carry floaters in the arms, and most ship with an extra floater for the strap. Everything we make for the water is designed to be dropped in it.
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KILIMANJARO
Slim-frame goggles, light and fast.
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Our story
Born on the Basque coast
The Atlantic there is cold for much of the year, the wind comes in hard off the Bay of Biscay and the water tells you quickly whether your gear works. Everything we make is built to that standard.
Guides
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How to Care for Sunglasses After Salt Water
Salt and sand are the fastest way to ruin a lens. A two-minute routine after every session that keeps coatings, frames and straps working.
How to Care for Sunglasses After Salt Water
Salt and sand are the fastest way to ruin a lens. A two-minute routine after every session that keeps coatings, frames and straps working.
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How to Choose Cycling Sunglasses
Coverage, frame, lens and fit. What matters in a pair of cycling sunglasses on the road, on gravel and on the trail.
How to Choose Cycling Sunglasses
Coverage, frame, lens and fit. What matters in a pair of cycling sunglasses on the road, on gravel and on the trail.
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Helmets for Kitesurfing and Wingfoiling: When and Why
Foils are sharp, boards are hard and other riders are closer than they look. When a helmet makes sense on the water, and how to choose one.
Helmets for Kitesurfing and Wingfoiling: When and Why
Foils are sharp, boards are hard and other riders are closer than they look. When a helmet makes sense on the water, and how to choose one.
