Round and square polarized frames that stay put

Classic Sunglasses

Style Inspiration

Classic sunglasses in the two shapes that never go out of style: the round Olympians and the square Sprinters. Both are built like performance eyewear, with polarized UV400 lenses, a featherlight frame and a no-slip grip, so the pair you wear to brunch is the same pair that stays put on a tempo run.

Round or square?

The round Olympians (47mm lens) suit square and angular faces and give a softer, retro look. The square Sprinters (50mm lens) suit round and oval faces and give a little more coverage from side glare. Both weigh about an ounce and sit flat against the face, so they will not bounce when you pick up the pace.

Why polarized matters

Polarized lenses block the horizontal glare that bounces off roads, water and car windshields. You squint less, your eyes tire less, and you see potholes and curbs sooner. Every pair also blocks 100% of UVA and UVB (UV400). For a deeper comparison of lens tints, see the 5K lens guide.

Shop related

Every pair is $65, ships free on orders over $75, and comes with 30-day returns.

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Frequently asked questions

Our classic frame sunglasses are built specifically for active use. They include no-slip grips, 5K polarized UV400 lenses and lightweight construction that stays comfortable over long periods. Standard fashion sunglasses lack these performance features.
Yes. The no-slip nose grips and temples keep them secure during movement, and the lightweight build minimizes bounce. The full-frame design also provides slightly more wind and debris protection than rimless styles, which some runners prefer on windy days or dusty trails.
Yes. All our sunglasses come with polarized lenses that reduce glare from pavement, water, car hoods, and other reflective surfaces. Polarization improves contrast and visual clarity, making it easier to see road details, trail obstacles, and traffic during outdoor activities.
Our classic frames are not designed as fit-over glasses. They're standard-fit sunglasses. If you need prescription lenses for sport, we recommend consulting your optician about prescription sport lens inserts that can work with performance frames.
Classic sunglasses have a full frame around the lenses for a bolder, more versatile look that transitions well from sport to casual. Rimless sunglasses have no frame for a lighter weight and wider field of vision. Both use the same polarized, UV400-protected lenses. Choose classic for style versatility, rimless for pure sport performance.