Silverfin Sport
Bring your good ones.
Rowers own decent sunglasses and leave them in the car. The scratched pair goes to the boathouse, because the good ones are one bad dock landing from the bottom of the river. This is the pair that changes that.
Lose them in the water in your first year and we replace them. Taxes and shipping at checkout.
The mechanism
Push them under. They come back.
The decision a rower makes at the boathouse door is not which sunglasses to wear. It is which pair they are willing to lose today. Frame and lens float together, and they float the right way up — so a bad dock landing costs you a wet arm instead of a pair.
The signature
Quiet on the outside. Loud on the inside.
Floating eyewear normally looks like flotation equipment. Ours does not. The high-vis colour is hidden on the inside of the temples: invisible while you are wearing them, impossible to miss the moment they are in the water.
What we fixed
Floats lens-up
Frame and lens together, stable on the surface. A pair that bobs lens-down in brown water is barely better than one that sinks.
Findable, not just floating
High-vis inner temples. A dark pair on dark water at six in the morning is still a lost pair.
Holds through a piece
Wet grip on the nose and temples, and a shape that stays put pushed up on your head while you carry the boat. Both hands are on the handle for twenty minutes.
Lose them in the water in your first year and we replace them.
We can offer that because they float. Tell us where it happened and which pair number you had.
Specification
Lightweight sport sunglasses with a full-coverage mirrored shield lens. Wrap-around frame, non-slip temple tips and a vented brow to cut fogging on hard efforts.
- Mirrored shield lens
- Lightweight wrap-around frame
- Non-slip temple tips
- Vented brow
Next drop
Numbered pairs, sold in drops.
Every pair carries its number. Colourways run with the season — heads, spring regattas, and the clubs we make editions for. When a colourway is gone it does not come back, and nothing here goes on sale.
Club editions are made for a crew, in their blades. If that is your club, say which one.