Bal Harbour Polarized Sunglasses

See through the surface, not the shine

Glare off water is not just brightness — it is light bouncing back at you in one flat plane, and no amount of tinting removes it. A darker lens only makes the whole scene dimmer while the reflection stays exactly where it was. A polarized lens works differently: it blocks that one plane and leaves the rest. The shine goes, the water opens up, and you see what is under it.

That is the whole point of the Bal Harbour. It is the pair for standing over water all day.

Built for the surfaces that reflect the hardest

Water is the obvious one. Snow is worse. Bright concrete at midday is the one that catches runners out — pale pavement throws light straight back up into your eyes and you spend an hour squinting without ever deciding to. Wet tarmac on a long ride does the same thing at a lower angle. On all of them the fix is the same, and it is not a darker lens.

A closed wrap that stays put when you move

Full rim on all four sides, glossy PC frame, and a genuine wraparound curve that follows the cheekbone rather than sitting flat across the face. The temples carry a raised, textured grip panel where they pass the temple bone — the part that stops the frame walking down your nose when you are sweating or leaning over a rail. They stay where you put them.

Six frame colours, one green mirror finish

Black, black-red, yellow, blue, red or green. The mirror coating on the outside knocks down the first layer of brightness before the polarizing filter does the real work underneath. 100% UV400.

Free shipping on all US orders. Orders are dispatched within 1–3 business days and arrive in 5–7 business days after dispatch. Returns accepted within 30 days of delivery — see our Refund Policy for conditions.