Virginia Key Trail Sunglasses

One lens for tree cover and open ground

Trail light changes every thirty seconds. Canopy, clearing, canopy again. The Virginia Key uses a light-reactive lens that follows those swings on its own, in a semi-rimless carrier shaped to hold wind off the eye at speed.

Who it's for

Trail runners and gravel riders on mixed-cover routes, and anyone starting before the sun is properly up.

• Run from shade into open sun without stopping to swap or lift the lens — the tint follows the light.
• Hold your eyes open on fast descents, because the wrapped profile breaks the airflow before it reaches them.
• Stay put on rough ground: long rubber temple tips curve in behind the ear instead of gripping the side of your head.
• Set off in near-dark and stay in the same pair three hours later, when the route has fully opened up.
• Get full UV400 cover on every lens option.

Made for routes that change their mind.

Built for changing light under tree cover

A trail is the one place where a fixed tint is always wrong. Under canopy a dark lens costs you the roots and the rocks; out in the clearing a light one leaves you squinting. A photochromic lens solves it by changing itself — the coating darkens as UV rises and clears again within a minute or two of dropping back into shade, so you keep a usable picture through both without touching the glasses. The rest of the design is about the lens staying in front of your eyes while the ground is throwing you around: a semi-rimless shield with an open lower edge that stays out of your downhill sightline, two separately adjustable silicone nose pads, and long rubber temple tips that hook in behind the ear and hold their bite once you start sweating. Made for trail running, gravel, forest loops and early starts.

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.