Gone are the days of losing your sunglasses to the bottom of the ocean or lake. The Floater floats like no other, even in the most turbulent water. Floater sunglasses have been put to the test in the surf and haven’t disappointed.

Floaters have a density of .905 grams per ml, whereas freshwater has a density of 1.00 and saltwater between 1.03 and 1.05, so these glasses will always float! Most glasses that are marketed as floating glasses may do so in very still water, but once they break surface tension, down they go.

All frames feature non-slip temples and nose piece. The nose piece is padded to reduce injury to the wearer in the event of a frontal impact.

Floaters feature a durable TR90 frame that is available in three unique colors:
• Gloss Carbon Fiber with gray temples and nose piece
• Matte Tortoise Shell with tan temples and nose piece
• Matte Grey with apple green temples and nose piece

Polarized lenses block glare, improve contrast and maximize visual acuity, making your eyes more comfortable.