Smith  Pursuit ChromaPop Photochromic Sunglasses

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These Smith sunglasses excel both climbing and descending. They have goggles-like coverage for the skin track, the bootpack and full-speed descents. The lenses adapt to changing light conditions.

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Features

  • Glacier PC lenses adapt to match light conditions with less sensitivity to temp changes
  • ChromaPop™ provides contrast and color enhancement throughout the tint range
  • Interchangeable lenses; includes 1 additional clear lens
  • Antifog and hydrophobic coatings for clear optics and easy cleaning
  • Removable, magnetic TPU side shields add peripheral light coverage, and adjustable temple arms let you customize the fit
  • Accessory TPU nose guard for added protection
  • Evolve™ bio-based frame material is lightweight and durable
  • AutoLock hinges hold frames open for easy one-hand on and off
  • A pack-friendly, screwless hinge creates a fail-safe backcountry design
  • Large fit with X-large coverage
  • 5-base cylindrical shield lens curvature
  • Slight wraparound fit
  • Megol® temples and nosepads provide nonslip grip so the sunglasses stay put
  • 2-position, adjustable Megol nosepads and easy-adjust, QuickFit temples for a customized fit
  • Adjustable bridge width
  • Low-profile case ensures they take up minimal storage space in your pack
  • Includes custom low-profile performance case, microfiber pouch, snow goggles–inspired retainer strap, TPU side shields, accessory TPU nose guard and interchangeable clear lens

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Technical Specs

Best Use

Snowsports

Backcountry Skiing

UV Protection

100 percent

Lens Tint

CHROMAPOP GLACIER PC COPPER: Blue/Clear

Light Transmission

CHROMAPOP GLACIER PC COPPER: 7-45 percent/89 percent

Lens Material

Polycarbonate

Polarized

CHROMAPOP GLACIER PC COPPER: No

Photochromic

Yes

Interchangeable Lenses

Yes

Additional Lenses Included

1

Frame Material

Evolve bio-based

Gender

Unisex

Fit Width

Wide

Overall Width

Unavailable

Bridge Fit

Adjustable Bridge

Bridge Width

Unavailable

Lens Width

148 millimeters

Lens Height

66 millimeters

Temple Length

135 millimeters

Base Curve

5

Reviews

1 reviews with an average rating of 4.0 out of 5 stars

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L M
Rated 4.0 out of 5 stars
7 months ago

I got these when they first came out, so have had them awhile. The frames are still intact and working. They are still my go to sunglasses after trying other Smith options. Large frames cover a lot of my face which is perfect for what I use them for. They keep light out of my eyes and help cover any gaps other smaller glasses create between my climbing, skiing, or bike helmets. Scratch easily but have been able to get replacements through their warranty program. Be prepared to pay up to $15 for the shipping. They now have lots of replacement lens options you can buy on Smith's website which is a plus for different conditions. They are spendy like the glasses but this seems to be with most of Smith's products. The arms' ends rub and have created scratches on the inside of the lenses if something is not put in between the arm and lens when they are folded up. These can be difficult to get inside of the cloth case, especially if they have any sweat on them. The nose piece isn't quite the size and shape I'd like. It could be bigger. I don't regularly take the side pieces off because of what I use them for. The changing of the lens works great. I have worn these mountain bike, skiing, and mountaineering in different levels of light. At dusk in trees, I was still able to use them, but changing over to clear or a different lens would have been optimal. (Just noting this even though they're not intended for that dark of light.)

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