Brand: Ombraz
Category: Climbing Sunglasses
Recommended by Cora Hanson, AMGA Single Pitch Instructor — St. Paul, MN
Highlights: comfortable, helmet compatible
Experience unparalleled comfort and style with the Dolomite Ombraz Armless Sunglasses, designed to eliminate the common frustrations of traditional eyewear. Handcrafted in Italy and featuring advanced Zeiss optics, these sunglasses not only protect your eyes but also redefine convenience and sustainability. 1. Unique circular frame with a keyhole double nose bridge for a distinctive look and secure fit. 2. Integrated mini visors that effectively minimize peripheral glare, enhancing visual clarity. 3. Handcrafted in Italy, ensuring exceptional quality and attention to detail. 4. Equipped with premium Zeiss optics, providing superior lens clarity and protection. 5. Meets rigorous Z87.1 safety standards, making them suitable for various outdoor activities. 6. Removable Side Shields transform the sunglasses into glacial eyewear, perfect for extreme conditions. 7. Eco-friendly design: for every pair sold, 20 mangrove trees are planted in Madagascar, contributing to carbon sequestration. The Dolomite Ombraz Armless Sunglasses are ideal for outdoor enthusiasts and adventurers who seek reliable eye protection during activities such as hiking, skiing, or beach outings. They perform best in bright, sunny environments where glare reduction is crucial. Designed for users of all skill levels, these sunglasses excel in scenarios requiring durability and comfort, making them a perfect choice for summer excursions or winter sports. Their innovative armless design allows for easy storage and a comfortable fit, ensuring they stay securely in place during any adventure.
Price: $120 - $160
Cora Hanson's review
These are my favorite sunglasses I've ever worn. Instead of having arms like other sunglasses, they have a marine grade woven cord that you can tighten around the back of your head. This eliminates pressure points while wearing them, makes it more comfortable to wear them under helmets and hats, and makes them virtually crush-proof. I like the brown lenses for climbing because they help differentiate between the rock and any shadows.
Recommended by Cora Hanson, AMGA Single Pitch Instructor
Frequently asked questions
What does Cora Hanson say about the Ombraz Dolomite Armless Sunglasses?
These are my favorite sunglasses I've ever worn. Instead of having arms like other sunglasses, they have a marine grade woven cord that you can tighten around the back of your head. This eliminates pressure points while wearing them, makes it more comfortable to wear them under helmets and hats, and makes them virtually crush-proof. I like the brown lenses for climbing because they help differentiate between the rock and any shadows.
Why does Cora Hanson recommend Ombraz?
Cora Hanson recommends the Ombraz Ombraz Dolomite Armless Sunglasses for climbing sunglasses. These are my favorite sunglasses I've ever worn. Instead of having arms like other sunglasses, they have a marine grade woven cord that you can tighten around the back of your head. This eliminates pressure points while wearing them, makes it more comfortable to wear them under helmets and hats, and makes them virtually crush-proof. I like the brown lenses for climbing because they help differentiate between the rock and any shadows.
Is the Ombraz Dolomite Armless Sunglasses a good climbing sunglasse?
Yes — Cora Hanson recommends the Ombraz Dolomite Armless Sunglasses by Ombraz as their climbing sunglasses pick. These are my favorite sunglasses I've ever worn. Instead of having arms like other sunglasses, they have a marine grade woven cord that you can tighten around the back of your head. This eliminates pressure points while wearing them, makes it more comfortable to wear them under helmets and hats, and makes them virtually crush-proof. I like the brown lenses for climbing because they help differentiate between the rock and any shadows.
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