
NATIVE EYEWEAR Dash XP Polarized Sunglasses, Asphalt
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NATIVE EYEWEAR Dash XP Polarized Sunglasses, Asphalt
The XP stands for Xtra lens Protection, and these larger lenses provide greater coverage. Interchangeable lenses for maximum clarity in most any light condition you'll encounter. A great choice in eye protection for a variety of activities.Features/Benefits:
- 100% UVA and UVB protection with polarized gray lens to reduce glare
- Strong, lightweight frame
- Cushinol padding at nose for superior comfort and stability
- Frame vents to reduce fogging
- Toughest anti-scratch coating available
- All Native lenses pass the ANSI Z80.3 test for impact
- Includes non-polarized SportFlex for low light conditions with 60% light transmission
- Includes carbonate, non-polarized clear lenses for very low to no-light conditions
- Asphalt frame: gray polarized lens for bright sunlight with 12% light transmission
- Semi-rigid case included
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NATIVE EYEWEAR Dash XP Polarized Sunglasses, Asphalt
EMS_Sale Yes Blocks UV Yes Case or Pouch? Soft case Frame Color Asphalt Frame Material Plastic Frame Size M/L Frontal Contour Semi-Wrap Lens Material Carbonate Lens Size M Lens Tint Polarized Green, SportFlex, Clear Polarized Yes Side Shields No Weight .65 oz.
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by PowerReviewsPros
- Comfortable (5)
- Good protection (4)
- Rugged construction (4)
- Rugged lenses (4)
- Stylish (4)
Cons
Best Uses
- Hiking (4)
- Backpacking (3)
- Camping (3)
- Travel (3)
- Sizing:
Feels too small
Feels true to size
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Pros
- Comfortable
- Full Coverage
- Good Protection
- Good Wraparound
- Rugged Construction
- Rugged Lenses
- Stylish
Cons
Best Uses
- Backpacking
- Camping
- Casual Wear
- Hiking
- Life in General
- Travel
Comments about NATIVE EYEWEAR Dash XP Polarized Sunglasses, Asphalt:
These are probably the best sunglasses you can buy, especially for the price. I got a pair of these in 2005 and have worn them literally every day the sun has been out since then including 15 months in Iraq. They are lightweight, durable, comfortable and you can swap out lens colors for your preference.
I can't count how many times I've mistreated these glasses and they've just come back for more. They've seen skiing, ice climbing, mountain biking, Iraqi dust storms, snow storms, 50-70 mph insect impacts (motorcycle), gravel, combat (yes, actual combat) and have never even loosened up a bit. I can't begin to explain how hard combat is on equipment. Most gear from "high quality" outdoor manufacturers falls apart after about a week in combat. Not so with these. Some minor lens scratches were the only scars.
Finally about a month ago, I dropped a 30 lb pack on them at just the wrong angle and the frame broke. I was astonished...I actually thought they'd never break...ever. I also have to admit that I was a little broken-hearted! I fused them back together and they lasted another 3 weeks but the break is pretty severe so they're getting retired. And then I'm driving right over to EMS to get another pair.
These are absolutely the finest pair of sunglasses I've ever owned so if you want stylish, tough, durable and extremely lightweight sunglasses, there should be no question, buy these.
- Sizing:
- Feels true to size
Pros
- Comfortable
Cons
- Inadequate Protection
Best Uses
- Hiking
Comments about NATIVE EYEWEAR Dash XP Polarized Sunglasses, Asphalt:
I used these glasses for bike commuting, hiking, driving.
These glasses offered less protection from dust and dirt than my Oakley M-Frames or the Performance knock-off of the Oakley. And they allowed more sun in over the top of the frames, so much that I had to shield my eyes with my hand in some situations. While they are smaller than the other glasses, the reduction in protection was noticeable.
I felt that there was some optical distortion in the lenses that blurred my distance vision a little. It was very subtle, but enough to be annoying.
The pockets in the case for the extra lenses are floppy and insecure. Unless you're really careful, you'll lose a lense, which I did. Replacements are expensive.
In short, a disappointing pair of glasses for the price. I already lost mine and will replace them with something else.
- Sizing:
- Feels true to size
- Was this a gift?:
- No
Pros
- Comfortable
- Good Protection
- Lightweight
- Rugged Construction
- Rugged Lenses
- Stylish
Cons
Best Uses
- Tennis
Comments about NATIVE EYEWEAR Dash XP Polarized Sunglasses, Asphalt:
These are fabulous glasses for tennis. I never play without them. they are so lightweight i forget I have them on. Great protection.
- Sizing:
- Feels true to size
Pros
- Comfortable
- Good Protection
- Rugged Construction
- Rugged Lenses
- Stylish
Cons
Best Uses
- Backpacking
- Camping
- Hiking
- Travel
Comments about NATIVE EYEWEAR Dash XP Polarized Sunglasses, Asphalt:
I belong to a Dragon Boat club in NYC and it becomes very necessary when paddling to have proper eyewear to fend off the sun and splashing. These sunglasses completely fit the responsibilities. They allow for clarity of vision while providing proper ventilation as well as moving the wind around my eyes so my contacts don't get dry. These sunglasses are great for any outdoor activity. The included hardcase, neckstrap, and additional lenses are all icing on the cake.
Pros
- Comfortable
- Good Protection
- Rugged Construction
- Rugged Lenses
- Stylish
Cons
Best Uses
- Backpacking
- Camping
- Casual Wear
- Hiking
- Motorcycle-fface helmet
- Travel
Comments about NATIVE EYEWEAR Dash XP Polarized Sunglasses, Asphalt:
I got my first pair back (not Reflex) in 2005 for use with my motorcycle full-face helmet, but use for any outdoor activity. The amber/yellow/clear lenses are great for foggy or night time conditions. I often ride with my visor cracked open or full up and these glasses have stopped all kinds of road debris (pebbles, sand, bugs) from getting to my eyes.
The frames have held up superbly and only after 2 years of abuse have the grey lenses finally started showing pock marks from (unintentional) repeated falls from my motorcycle seat. The very edges of the lenses did show marks a lot sooner, but the face you view through only recently.
- Sizing:
- Feels true to size
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