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Native Eyewear Hardtop Ultra XP Polarized Sunglasses
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Hold off on those gas station specials.
Buying spendy sunglasses seems like a waste when you seem to break them every other week. But before you pull the trigger on those ten-bill service-station-special shades, you'd do well to take a closer look at the Native Hardtop Ultra XP Polarized Sunglasses. Native built these puppies to last, with a durable Rhyno-Tuff Air thermoplastic frame, single bridge design, and top-of-the-line materials. And since they're a pair of Natives, they have N3 polarized lenses, which filter out up to four times more UV rays than traditional polarized lenses, and they sport an adjustable nose pad with Mastoid temple grips to ensure a secure and comfortable feel.
Proposition 65 Warning for California Consumers: This product contains chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and/or birth defects or other reproductive harm.
- Polarized lenses
- UV-blocking lens technology
- Rhyno-Tuff Air frame
- Nose and temple pads
- Interchangeable lenses
- Protective case included
- Item #NTV000N
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Favs!
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
I donât like just buying any ol thing or just because itâs cheap.y taste happens to be on the expensive side and usually whatever it is is nice and will last. These are no exception. I love these glasses. They look great and they donât hurt my ears after hours of wearing them. I wanted the green ones but I didn’t like the tan tint so I went with the blue ones and I havenât regretted it. My only flaw is that they do run a little big and nessicitate the use of a cord. A little bit of a bummer but if definitely not a deal breaker. Besides that, these are my new favs.
Loose, but nice lenses and case
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
The biggest issue with these are they are not for very active wear scenarios...they are loose and can easily fall off your head..OK for driving, even biking but forget skiing etc.
Tough shades!
Native makes a bomber pair of shades! I stomped right on my pair with my hiking boots, should have destroyed these but the lenses popped out and were a little cracked in the corner but are still totally usable. Any other pair of sunglasses would have been toast. Aside from being bomb proof these are very light and great for running and hiking, and the low-light polarized lenses great for fishing. I wear these every day!
Nice but liked my Sprint's better...
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
- Fit: Runs large
- Size Bought: One Size (L)
- Height: 6'3"
- Weight: 200lbs
First of all...these are a LARGE profile per Native's website not Medium as noted in the 'Tech Specs' on Backcountry. I've been wearing these for 6+ months and I'd say more like L-XL but idk. These replaced my Native Sprint's w/ blue reflex lenses that I had for years but lost on a hike. The Ultra XP's are top quality as expected from Native but they are a little wider than my old pair (as previously noted) so they don't hold in place as well. Also, both had the same blue reflex lenses but I feel the Ultra XP's are only half as dark as my Sprint's were. My eyes are sensitive to light so this was disappointing but I still love them, will not leave home without them and will continue to purchase Native Eyewear.
