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SunGod Sunglasses Review – Adventure Proof Sungods Sunglasses

Are there any such thing as adventure proof sunglasses? SunGod think so, and have even trademarked the term Adventureproof. Read on to see if they matched up to the hype in this SunGod Sunglasses Review.

SunGod Classics review - Adventureproof sunglasses

SunGod sunglasses review

Adventure travel gear has to be durable and hard-wearing. Well designed, and effective. So, when SunGod asked if I would like to review their ‘Adventureproof' sunglasses, I was interested to see what they had come up with.

Please note – Although the Sungods sunglasses were provided free of charge for this SunGod sunglasses review, all opinions are my own.

First Impressions of the Sungod glasses

Before I begin the Sungod review, I would just like to put in a good word about their customer service. The sunglasses at first appeared to have been lost in the Greek postal service.

SunGod offered to send another pair out immediately with no questions asked. In the end, the original sunglasses turned up, and I didn't have to order another pair, but I appreciated their gesture all the same.

SunGod sunglasses review

The SunGods Sunglasses were packaged in a neat looking white and blue box. Inside, were the glasses contained in a microfibre pouch, a small booklet, and a couple of stickers.

The first thing you notice as you take the glasses out, is the #adventureproof hashtag on the inside of the box. This is the marketing angle of these glasses, but the question is, does it live up to the hype?

SunGod Classics Review – The sunglasses

Now, I am not sure if I should write about if I like the design of the SunGod Classics or not. The reason is, that whether or you or I like the way a pair of sunglasses looks is very subjective.

I tend to opt for a more wrap-around style of sunglasses, because I think it suits my face better. It also stops sunlight ‘coming in at the sides' when cycling or hiking.

The SunGod sunglasses are in a more ‘classic' design though, which is currently more fashionable.

Wearing the SunGod Classics

SunGod Classics Review - Adventure Proof Sunglasses

Don't be frightened by the picture of me folks! Remember, it's the sunglasses you should be looking at!

OK, back to the SunGods sunglasses review. The glasses feel really comfortable when they are worn, and the frames are flexible, yet strong. Some sunglasses can be irritating when worn for a while, but these plastic framed glasses feel like they are not even there, even after 6 or more hour's on the beach!

After a while, I also got used to their design, and so I took them out for an hours cycling. Again, they were nice and comfortable to wear. They were also remarkably clear to look through, and at times, I even forgot that I was wearing them.

SunGod Review – Conclusion

At £45.00 a pair, I would say that the SunGod Classics are pretty well priced. For that, you get a well made pair of glasses, which are designed to look good, and survive the road when travelling.

Additionally, the glasses are covered by a lifetime guarantee, which will definitely appeal to some people. In my opinion, they represent great value for money.

Additional note – I used these sunglasses during my cycle tour from Greece to England, and after 3000 kms, I had no complaints at all!

If you are after a pair of sunglasses, and you are thinking to buy a pair after this SunGod Classics review, then please use this link >>  SunGod Classics The price remains the same for you, and I will earn a small commission which helps pay my web hosting fees.

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Comments

  1. Himanshu says

    October 19, 2015 at 7:25 am

    Must for any traveler and adventure junky.

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  2. Meg Jerrard says

    October 19, 2015 at 6:38 am

    Thanks for the review, they looks great on you! 45 pounds really is quite affordable for a good pair of sunglasses, I’ve come to realize investing in an adventure proof pair of sunnies is one of the best things for travel, you really do need protection for your eyes but it’s so hard to find a pair with a crisp, clear view.

    Will look into Sungod – thanks!

    Reply
  3. Alex says

    October 19, 2015 at 6:20 am

    These look like a stylish alternative to some of the more adventurous glasses that are made to endure the road. Might try them out

    Reply
  4. Wandering Carol says

    October 19, 2015 at 2:26 am

    Now if there was just some way of never losing them …

    Reply
  5. Ryan Biddulph says

    October 18, 2015 at 8:04 am

    Hi Dave,

    Looks like a way cool pair of shades. Nice price too as 45 isn’t half bad. May be time to trade in my $7 Boss knock offs bought in Kathmandu. Yes, I really did buy my glasses in Kathmandu.

    Ryan

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  6. Mar says

    October 18, 2015 at 5:16 am

    I had always considered the Oakleys to fulfill this adventure proof definition. They are great for the really sunny days, the wind, the hours spent in the beach, staring at the glaring sun…when I was a lifeguard it was the only thing I wore. But, they are not very stylish, unless you want to look like a cool surfer girl – you get my point. So when I am on a weekend getaway with girlfriends, I end up with a pair of useless, but looking good, sunglasses. I may have to test these ones instead!

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  7. Jackie says

    October 17, 2015 at 5:43 pm

    The sunglasses look very cool. It’s always good to have the right gear for adventure travel.

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  8. Kathrin says

    October 17, 2015 at 4:55 pm

    The price is indeed very good for the quality you get 🙂

    Reply
  9. Andrea Leblang says

    October 17, 2015 at 3:46 pm

    These are killer! I need some adventure proof sunglasses. Thanks for recommending these. Now I want a pair!

    Reply
  10. Karla says

    October 17, 2015 at 3:30 pm

    Nice shades. Is there a matching one for females? I know what you mean some shades are irritating when worn for a long time. Its good that this isn’t one of them

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  11. Erica says

    October 17, 2015 at 2:26 pm

    SOunds definitely worthy for adventurous ones. I do like to stick with cheap sunglasses finds though because I tend to lose them all the time, whether I’m traveling or not.

    Reply

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