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Highlights
Model: OG
Made for medium head shapes
UV400 protection block 100% of harmful UVA and UVB rays
About This Item
Fit and Design
Constructed with a special grip-coated frame to eliminate slippage when sweating
Snug, lightweight frame with a comfortable fit that prevents bouncing
Classic frame shape with timeless appeal that will always be in style
Glare-reducing, polarized lenses with UV400 protection block 100% of harmful UVA and UVB rays
Additional Details
Made for medium-sized noggins
Brand : goodr
Country of Origin : Imported
Web ID: 24AVJATHRPRTSTXXXGAA
SKU: 27291933
REVIEWS
4.7
98%
Recommended
16,598 Reviews
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Mimi D.
5 hours ago
Super Cute! Non-slip While Walking,
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Super cute! Non-slip while walking, hiking, and running. Love the polarized lenses!
Mimi D.
5 hours ago
Super Cute! Non-slip While Walking,
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Super cute! Non-slip while walking, hiking, and running. Love the polarized lenses!
5 hours ago
Adorable On But Not Good For A Sunny Day.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These glasses are super cute and fit well. However, the lenses do not really block light well at all compared to the other ones that I have.
Khalil E.
8 hours ago
Yetis And Dinotopia Feel Like
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Yetis and Dinotopia feel like kids bob glasses and small for a normal sized face.
Eric C.
1 day ago
Mick & Keith Midnight Ramble
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I don’t “like” these sunglasses. No. Liking implies a casual thumbs-up, a nod across the room, a polite golf clap. What I feel for Mick and Keith’s Midnight Ramble is something far more profound — the kind of devotion poets ruin their lives trying to articulate. When I put them on, the universe doesn’t just look different… it behaves differently. Clouds part. Birds harmonize. My swagger increases by a documented 37%, and strangers gaze upon me with a mixture of awe, respect, and mild fear, as if I’ve just stepped off a tour bus straight from the golden age of rock. These sunglasses don’t rest on my face. They ascend to it. The frames? Midnight incarnate. The lenses? Forged from the distilled essence of backstage rebellion. The vibe? Somewhere between “I just wrote the greatest guitar riff in human history” and “Yes, I am on the list. ” When I walk into a room wearing these, I don’t “enter. ” I make an entrance. The kind where slow-motion spontaneously activates and a faint guitar solo drifts through the air — not from speakers, but from the fabric of reality trying to keep up with my level of cool. Honestly, I’m beginning to suspect these shades contain ancient magic, or at least the ghost of a late-night stadium encore. They don’t block UV rays — they block negativity, bad vibes, and any doubts about whether or not I’m the main character today. (Spoiler alert: I am. ) In short, Mick and Keith’s Midnight Ramble aren’t sunglasses. They’re a lifestyle choice. A declaration. A legally binding promise to the world that you will, at any moment, be cooler than reasonably expected. So, yeah. 5 out of 5.
