Sunglasses for parawing and downwind foiling
Parawing and downwind foiling mean long runs looking across the water for the next bump. Polarized lenses help you read the swell; a strap keeps the glasses on while you handle the wing.
Shop nowReading the swell with polarized lenses
Downwind foiling is about spotting the next bump before you reach it. Polarized lenses (Finz and Rayz) cut surface glare so the swell shows its shape. UV400 protection for the whole run.
Hands busy, glasses stay on
Stowing and re-launching a parawing takes both hands. The Finz's adjustable strap with butterfly clasp keeps the glasses in place; you never reach for them mid-run.
Made for the water
Saltwater-resistant rubbers, impact-resistant polycarbonate frames and anti-fog treatment — the same build that kitesurfers and wing foilers ride with.
Who it's for
- Downwind and parawing foilers on long open-water runs
- Riders switching between wing, parawing and prone
- Anyone who wants glare gone on bright days
Our pick
Finz (strap, polarized) — the strap matters most when your hands are on the wing.
Built for parawing & downwind foiling
Polarized lenses (Finz/Rayz) for reading swell and glare on long downwind runs
Strap fit (Finz) stays put when you stow and re-deploy the wing
Saltwater-resistant and anti-fog for hours on the water
Recommended for parawing & downwind foiling
