Native Eyewear Dash XP Sunglasses - Polarized Reflex Lenses, Interchangeable
Closeouts. Protect your eyes from harmful UV rays and glare with Native Eyewear's Dash XP polarized sunglasses. The interchangeable Reflex lenses can be easily swapped to adjust to changing light, and the durable Rhyno-Tuff® Air frame is vented to reduce fogging.
Average Rating based on 26 reviews
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Reviewed by Robert from Colorado on Sunday, May 12, 2013Purchased these sunglasses to replace my recently destroyed Rudy Projects. From the moment I put them on, the fit was excellent for a medium sized head and the polarized lenses made the Colorado landscape and sky pop. Love the fact that I have 2 sets of lenses (dark and ambers) for varying light conditions. Overall, very pleased with my purchase.
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Reviewed by dunk711 from PA on Wednesday, May 01, 2013Have only used the glasses driving so far, but plan to thoroughly abuse them climbing this summer. So far, they seem to reduce glare and feel comfortable. They stay in place and do not feel cheap.
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Reviewed by The Wanderer from High country on Tuesday, April 23, 2013The fit of these glasses would be ideal for a person with a medium-width face or smaller. I am a bit on the larger size head wise (but not overly so for male) and would have wished that the frame and lenses were a bit smaller than I'd like. But since that doesn't reflect on the quality of the glasses I did not deduct rating points for that. Because the lenses are on the smaller size (in height), both the wind reduction and overhead light coverage could be better, but both are good enough for all but the most extreme wind and sun conditions. The nose pieces are effective at keeping the glasses secure even while exercising, and the light weight of the Dash XP helps this as well The best feature was the high-contrast lenses, which were clear enough to use for night bike rides. In fact the coating somehow manages to brighten your view while offering some protection from the glare of headlights. The Native Dash glasses are light, have decent optical properties, and a secure wraparound fit. A decent pair of sporting sunglasses for men or women.
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Reviewed by Cdaler from Colorado on Monday, April 22, 2013The polarized lenses and the amber lenses are very good for driving, fishing and mountain biking. They don't fog up and stay put. I would say for me they fit a little tight but that is good since they stay put doing activities. I have a 7 1/2" hat size so think maybe slightly larger than average. Spent the weekend in Moab and they performed well, no complaints about the dark lenses in bright sun or lighter lenses in the lower light setting.
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Reviewed by Running Man from Alabama on Sunday, March 31, 2013Very nice sunglasses. Medium fit was perfect. Having second set of lens for different conditions is a big plus.
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Reviewed by MOA308 from Salem, Or on Friday, March 22, 2013I have owned 4 pairs of Native Dash XP sunglasses and I love them. I use them for work and for indoor and outdoor sports. The interchangable lenses work well for different lighting conditions. The glasses themselves are very light and secure. I highly recommend these glasses to anyone. The only reason for not giving 5 stars is the nosepieces are not replacible and they can wear out over time, but that does not keep me from continuing to wear and purchase them.
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Reviewed by Daddy Rod from Idaho on Friday, March 22, 2013I guess i have a small head, cause its hard to find glasses that don't make my face look small... but these are a great size. I really appreciate the mild wrap-around design that helps block light from the periphery. Its taking a little getting use to the low profile at the top of the glasses that may be distracting to some, as they sit far enough away from your face that you may notice the light coming in from above. I guess that's kind of a trade off for having the great ventilation. At any rate- to find polarized lens' that are durable as such a great cost is awesome. The dark lens' may be a little too dark for some conditions. The spare set are great for low-light situations; and they swap out extremely easy in comparison to some of the other brand name glasses I had in the past (with brand names beginning with "O" and "S").
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Reviewed by mckooper from Colorado on Friday, March 22, 2013Great glasses, but be aware that the default lenses are quite dark (might be good or bad, depending on what you want)
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Reviewed by Doc Savage from Black Hills of South Dakota on Tuesday, March 19, 2013I bought these to use for kayak paddling this summer. I've only had them a few weeks and no paddling yet, March in South Dakota doesn't always offer non-frozen water. The optics are sharp and clear. The polarized lens see well into what I've had a chance to so far. The fit on my medium face is good. I do like they sit off my face a bit so my eyelashes don't touch the lens when I'm working hard and mess the view up. The only down side is they are short top to bottom. If I don't have a hat on the sun comes from over the top in my eyes. Not an issue for me since I'll have a hat on all the time for protection but if you don't play in a hat could be something to keep in mind
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Reviewed by Colorado heart Iowa bead from Iowa on Sunday, February 10, 2013My third pair of native at great STP pricing !
