Sunglasses for wing foiling that stay on at speed
Wing foiling puts you low over the water at speed, with the wing catching light and spray hitting your face. Polarized lenses and a fit that survives a crash are what count.
Shop nowWhy wing foiling needs polarized sunglasses
Riding a foil you look across a bright, moving water surface for hours. Polarized lenses (Finz and Rayz) cut that reflected glare, so you read gusts, chop and other riders sooner. UV400 blocks UVA and UVB up to 400 nm all session long.
A fit that survives pumping, gybes and crashes
A wing foil session means constant movement and the occasional splash-down. The Finz has an adjustable strap with butterfly clasp that keeps the glasses on through wipeouts; the Rayz is a light wrap-around for riders who prefer no strap.
Built for salt water and spray
Saltwater-resistant rubbers, impact-resistant polycarbonate frames and an anti-fog treatment — made for the water, not the terrace.
Who it's for
- Wing foilers riding in bright, choppy conditions
- Riders who want one pair for foil, kite and SUP
- Anyone tired of losing glasses on a crash
Our pick
Finz (strap, polarized) for foil sessions with crashes and wind; Rayz (wrap-around, polarized) for calmer days and cycling to the spot.
Built for wing foiling
Polarized lenses (Finz/Rayz) cut the glare you get riding low over the water
Strap fit (Finz) stays on through pumping, gybes and crashes
Saltwater-resistant build for session after session
Recommended for wing foiling
