There’s few experiences better than boating on the open seas. Imagine when the sun is bright and hot, and the weather warm and comforting, and the water rolling and lapping against the boat. Add in fast speed boats, perhaps a beer or few (but of course, not for the driver), skimpy clothes, and the relief that the water provides, and you’re edging on paradise for many.
Now, the question is… Have you ever dropped something in the water? I know, I’m embarrassed too. We all have don't it. Particularly, I remember when I was a kid and it was the first outing all season, and I was so stoked, feverishly pacing the back of the boat, waiting until my momma said it was okay to jump. And when the call came, I was ready. So ready that I kicked off my sandals and ripped off my shirt and flung it overboard. In the moment, I hadn’t realized that my shirt wasn’t where I’d left it. Wait, where did I leave it? I remember looking over the edge of the boat and seeing a faint gurgle of bubbles and no shirt. It was a sad day indeed, but one I no doubt learned from.
Today, I thought it would be fun to highlight one of 2018’s most interesting pairs of sunglasses, by the folks who know my struggle well, and have decided to make a product that is unsinkable. A proper pair of sunglasses can drain the wallet like no other, but when it comes to being fashionable, is there really a price? Some would ask such a question. But that’s not me. My point is that when you have a nice pair of sunglasses, you feel good, and nothing worse can happen than to have them break or get lost, and even worse yet would be seeing them drown overboard. They thought of that, so they made their sunglasses of a Vaporlite material, which is 20% lighter than ordinary sunglasses. What’s more? Unsinkable Polarized honors a lifetime warranty, which even includes loss. I thought that was pretty cool.
Today, I thought it would be fun to highlight one of 2018’s most interesting pairs of sunglasses, by the folks who know my struggle well, and have decided to make a product that is unsinkable. A proper pair of sunglasses can drain the wallet like no other, but when it comes to being fashionable, is there really a price? Some would ask such a question. But that’s not me. My point is that when you have a nice pair of sunglasses, you feel good, and nothing worse can happen than to have them break or get lost, and even worse yet would be seeing them drown overboard. They thought of that, so they made their sunglasses of a Vaporlite material, which is 20% lighter than ordinary sunglasses. What’s more? Unsinkable Polarized honors a lifetime warranty, which even includes loss. I thought that was pretty cool.
Unsinkable has a range of styles in a variety of colors, like the Waterline, which is a unisex style in five different shades. From grays to browns, to the lively Matte Ocean Tort with ColorBlast Grey lenses; pictured here. They are fun and fashionable with a groovy dark aqua and black spotted frame, which is indeed as lightweight as they say. The lenses add a subtle darkening affect with a slight grey/color desaturation. They look sharp, fit great, and feel as though they’re built to last, unlike a lot of the past shades I’ve had experience with.
Their Vapor 3.0 sunglasses are also unsinkable, made of Vaporlite material, but these offer a different sort of style, with a frameless bottom. The Vapor’s fit a lot different than the Waterline’s, and may be better suited toward folks with thinner heads than my own. But that should not detract away from their quality. They feel good, high quality, and are also very lightweight. The Kale with ColorBlast Brown, shown here, offer a lovely warm brown tint to the world at large. The frames have an edgy brown, tan and black detail design, and for those suffering from SAD (seasonal affective disorder), the color of the glass will brighten any snowy winter day.
If you would like to learn more about Unsinkable Polarized, click here.
Article written by Brandon Scott – Photos by © Unsinkable Polarized.
Their Vapor 3.0 sunglasses are also unsinkable, made of Vaporlite material, but these offer a different sort of style, with a frameless bottom. The Vapor’s fit a lot different than the Waterline’s, and may be better suited toward folks with thinner heads than my own. But that should not detract away from their quality. They feel good, high quality, and are also very lightweight. The Kale with ColorBlast Brown, shown here, offer a lovely warm brown tint to the world at large. The frames have an edgy brown, tan and black detail design, and for those suffering from SAD (seasonal affective disorder), the color of the glass will brighten any snowy winter day.
If you would like to learn more about Unsinkable Polarized, click here.
Article written by Brandon Scott – Photos by © Unsinkable Polarized.
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