Native Eyewear Dash XR Sunglasses - Polarized, Interchangeable

Great light frames and several clear lenses to choose from. I use these for general purpose, but also have used them for trout fishing, where the polarized lenses worked wonderfully to see through the glare.

Took these glasses on a three day bike ride and loved them. Great coverage for my small face. Two interchangeble lens were great (would have loved a orange color lens; clear and polarized included). No fog when working hard.

I saw the same glasses at REI for about twice the price! They have a great fit and are light weight! Lenses are easy to change out.

I love these shades. I bought my first pair of this model from STP about six or seven years ago. Wore them out until all the lenses were scratched to oblivion after years of doing everything in them. I guide and teach outdoor education, and I wear these for everything work and play. Lots of changes in these shades over the last 6-7 years, but many of them are good: Old model had: --soft case --4 pairs of lenses (!) (brown, orange, yellow, clear) --2 pairs of side arms which interchanged, too. (one had a built-in strap) New model has: --hard case AND soft ski-goggle-style stuff sack --2 pairs of lenses (brown and "sport flex": light-yellow-ish/clear-ish transluscent color) --1 pair side arms, fixed. I love everything about the new pair (especially that the didn't change the great fit and lens area coverage!), except I miss having a truly clear lens option for night skiing, night cycling, etc. For everything else, the "sport flex" lens is awesome. Really sharpens the contrast and light here in the flat-light PNW for sports, driving, or just improving my mood on a gray winter day. :)

These Native Dash XR sunglasses are very nice, light weight, sporty sunglasses. The two sets of lenses allow for use in a variety of conditions. There is no loss of image clarity with these sunglasses. They do feel like they fit quite tightly, and I don't have a very large head.

These sunglasses are great for casual outdoor play and driving around town even on a somewhat cloudy day when there's still some glare from snow. I like the smaller lense since I'm a smaller person. These sunglasses are good in winter when you are not looking for the dark lense.

I had these sitting in a cup holder in the car and noticed that the lenses were scuffed up. It may have been because of heat from the sun but when I opened the bow it snapped off. I returned the glasses to native. They replace them with a black frame and brown lens pair, which was not what I originally had. I had to pay a S&H fee but they did honor the warranty. Since then the new pair also has a scratch on one of the lenses and I have no clue how it may have happened as I have been careful to keep them in the soft case when not wearing them. I will look for a different brand as I need glasses that will hold up to jogging and running on trails.

Have been a Ray Ban wearer for years and recently lost two pair. Saw my brother wearing Native Sunglasses and gave them a try. Every bit as good if not better that Ray Bans and at about half the price with STP great deals!

My husband loves these glasses! Camo-like tortoise frame. Two lenses included.

While the frame fit my average to larger face the glass is just too small to do the job of cutting water glare to spy structure and feesh. The height of this lens is minimal and I sensed light entering not only from the sides but from the top and bottom. I had a pair - lost - of the Native Hardtop XP Sport (STP Item #1455M-02) that I liked much better and felt had a far more appropriate lens size. I listed "casual wear" as it's best use but whether spotting fish or not I'm not sure I'd want a lens size that small.