Smith Rebound ChromaPop Sunglasses for Sale, Reviews, Deals and Guides

These are great glasses for almost any type of outdoor activities. However, beware of the Matte Deep Ink color, the ear pieces are much more of a pink color then what any pictures show.

I got the fun coral colored glasses because I really needed a new “sporty” pair of sunglasses for mountain biking and they were on a good sale. I like the coverage that the large lenses provide. They sit a little high on my face. I think they would look good on males and females alike. My only complaint, and it is kind of big for me, is the rubber bows. They stick to my hair and pull it. While riding with my helmet they are hard to get off because they stick. I also wear my sunglasses on the top of my head like a headband a lot and the bows stick and pull my hair. Overall I’m happy with them, but I’m really glad I got them on sale.

Over the past few years I have been using Oakley Prizm, and Shred CBL sunglasses when I ride. I was skeptical at first of the ChromaPop, but now I am very glad I made the switch. While there is a lot of new lens tech on the market, I have found the ChromaPop to be the easiest on the eyes - no eye fatigue, true color representation, and they provide great detail. I have been using the Sun Green Mirror lenses and they have worked very well for full on sunny days to overcast conditions. I do not find myself wanting a lighter lens even when transitioning in and out of the trees. Very lightweight design that is a true medium fit - probably the most secure fitting glasses I have ridden with.