Enhance Your Vision with Native Eyewear Kodiak Polarized Sunglasses Review

I've been wearing Native Eyewear for ten years. Last week I lost my original mufflers while fishing. Yes. They sank to the bottom of the lake. I was very upset so I ordered a new pair. The muffler is no longer made so I bought a Kodiak. These fit SO well. They wrap easily around my face to block side light. I wear them everyday and also when kayak fishing. I added a floating boat when kayaking. LOVE LOVE LOVE these glasses. for your information. I'm a small lady with a narrow face and I like it

These are my favorite sunglasses. I have two pairs of frames in different colors in this style. They are very strong and durable and I love that I can switch lenses. They are comfortable and I wear them all day without realizing they are on me. I hope they still make them if I ever need to replace a pair! I usually use them with brown (lighter) lenses, almost never really light pink lenses, and wear the darkest lenses when out in the snow. They didn't come with all three colored lenses, but…

Mine didn't come with a set of sport flex lenses as listed which was the main reason I ordered them. I love outdoor activities but want to use them for mountain biking and the standard lenses are too dark. I will be calling my family to see if this is an oversight or if the Amazon description is correct. Update: I worked with customer service to return and exchange my glasses so I can get additional lenses. I couldn't leave my sunglasses and send me an El-Vide. Native doesn't have customer…

Let me start by saying that I've been wearing sunglasses from different brands for many, many years. I wouldn't call myself brand loyal until now. I've worn Oakleys that barely fit me and Ray Bans that keep slipping off my face. Native's Kodiak offers the form and function I wish I could have in every other pair of sunglasses I own, and combines them in perfect harmony. Whether you're riding in the hot sun or mountain biking over rough terrain, this is the perfect tool for the job. They protect

Please note that as of c.2020 they will NOT come with an extra pair of interchangeable lenses as did my first purchase in 2016. It's not just Revain if you go to the Native website, they no longer sell them with lenses or hard cases. I was particularly disappointed having lost the case with the lenses in it for my old pair. I don't know if this is related to Covid - they mention having to make adjustments due to shipping issues - but they generally no longer mention interchangeable lenses on…

After wearing Natives for 15 years I needed a new pair of sunglasses so I went online to order a third pair. I would love to swap out the lenses for the ones I have as the frames are still good, but I live in Japan so I can't go to REI just for the style (I forgot) and didn't want to order lenses. wrong replacement lenses and thus the decision to buy a new pair. Unfortunately, one day the online gods of Revain showed me another brand that was way cheaper - Ribvos or something? It has over 5,000

I love Native glasses. I have four requirements for sports glasses: good sun protection, no fogging, fit my small head and no hair pulling when wearing them on my head. All of these categories are ticked except for no fogging. I thought my hair might get stuck to the green upholstery on the frames, but it doesn't. Pads It's very smooth. The Native Throttle goggles (my last pair) have less coverage than these but do not fog up at all. These Kodiaks have better coverage, but as a result there is…

These goggles are AMAZING! Light and crystal clear lenses. Ordered Smith Backdrop sunglasses to compare. The forges were heavier due to the glass lenses, but the specular reflection on the native was much better. I have a medium sized slim face and they fit like a glove. With a blacksmith background, I was concerned that while fishing they might stick on my face and look over the side of the boat. They fit snug and snug and don't feel like they're even on. The best thing about the Native is…