🏅 Sunglasses No.1 – Oakley Flak 2.0 XL Sunglasses

High-performance hiking sunglasses with excellent clarity, grip, and all-day comfort.

Why it’s our No.1:

The Oakley Flak 2.0 XL are built for long days outdoors. The Prizm™ lenses enhance contrast and detail, making paths, rocks, and terrain easier to read in bright conditions. They stay secure on the face while walking and offer excellent protection from sun and glare.

Ideal for mountain walks, open trails, and exposed routes in all weather.

Price range: £100–£200

🥈 Sunglasses No.2 – Oakley Radar EV Path Sunglasses

Elite-level performance sunglasses with a wide field of vision and excellent ventilation.

Why it’s No.2:

The Radar EV Path is designed for movement. The taller lens shape improves upward visibility, which is great on climbs and uneven terrain. Prizm™ lenses sharpen contrast in bright light, while the lightweight frame stays secure even on long, sweaty hikes.

Best for fast-paced walks, exposed routes, and sunny mountain days.

Price range: £120–£200

🥉 Sunglasses No.3 – Julbo Fury (Unisex)

Lightweight performance sunglasses designed for hiking, trail walking, and long days outdoors.

Why it’s our No.3:

The Julbo Fury offer excellent value for money with a secure wraparound fit that stays put on climbs and descents. The wide lens gives great coverage, reducing glare and wind exposure, while the lightweight frame keeps them comfortable even on longer walks. A strong, practical choice for hikers who want quality without paying premium-brand prices.

Price range: £50–£100

🏅 Sunglasses No.4 – Lamicall Polarized Sports Sunglasses

Ultra-lightweight, budget-friendly sunglasses designed for hiking, walking, and active outdoor use.

Why it’s our No.4:

These are excellent value for money. The polarized UV400 lenses reduce glare on bright days, while the flexible TR90 frame keeps them comfortable and secure on the move. Adjustable nose pads and bendable arms make them surprisingly adaptable for long walks, especially in mixed terrain. Ideal for beginners or anyone who wants reliable protection without worrying about damaging expensive eyewear.

Price range: £25–£50

🏅 Sunglasses No.5 – Lamicall Polarized Sports Sunglasses (Black Lens)

Simple, tough, and practical sunglasses for everyday hiking and outdoor use.

Why it’s our No.5:

These are a solid no-nonsense option for walkers who just want reliable eye protection. Polarized UV400 lenses cut glare, while the lightweight TR90 frame keeps pressure off the face on longer walks. They’re flexible, comfortable, and ideal if you want something affordable that you won’t worry about scratching or losing on the trail.

Price range: £20–£40