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Smith
Embark ChromaPop Polarized Sunglasses

4.437956204379562 out of 5 stars
137 Review
$185.00 - $245.00
Color:Black/ChromaPop Polarized Gray Green

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Why We Like The Embark ChromaPop Polarized Sunglasses

Unlike most glacial glasses, the Smith Embark ChromaPop Polarized Sunglasses are something we'd wear on the drive to the trailhead as well as the alpine. The side shields are an absolute necessity in the alpine because sunlight's bouncing off snow and rocks, and they're removable whenever we aren't in the alpine. These sunglasses feature Smith's best optics available, too.


Details

  • Smith sunglasses styled glacial and alpine pursuits
  • ChromaPop contrasts color to make natural colors pop
  • Polarized cuts glare for crystal clear visibility
  • Anti-fog and hydroleophobic coatings keep smudges and fog at bay
  • QuickFit temples and nose pads provide a secure fit
  • AutoLock hinges stay secure open or closed
  • Includes removable side shields, retainer strap, microfiber bag, and hard case
  • Item #SMIZ9F4
Responsible Collection
Recycled/Repurposed
Lens
ChromaPop
Polarized
yes
Frame
Evolve
Nose/Temple Pads
hydrophilic
Case Included
microfiber pouch
Face Size
medium
Base Curve
6
Frame Dimensions
[lens/bridge/temple] 58 / 16 / 145mm
Activity
mountaineering, hiking
Manufacturer Warranty
[sunglasses, goggles] limited lifetime, [helmets] limited 3 years, [apparel, accessories] limited 1 year

Overall Rating

4.5 based on 137 ratings

Review Summary

1 Stars - 9 reviews
2 Stars - 4 reviews
3 Stars - 8 reviews
4 Stars - 13 reviews
5 Stars - 103 reviews

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4 out of 5 stars

October 17, 2024

excellent, but the side shields can fall off and I want to get a replacement...

I've always had excellent sunglasses--meaning superb optical performance registering the scene in front of me AND I liked the way I looked wearing them. I keep my sunglasses until they can't be repaired or I lose them. My last pair, Maui Jim's, I had for seven years, so I was kinda giddy when I lost them. I looked around and chose the Smith Embark. I have other Smith products so was confident they'd be excellent. And they are. At any elevation they make the world a better looking place (and I like how I look :-). But I just lost a side shield and am looking for a replacement. Anyone out there know where I can get one? My only recommendation is for Smith to give you two sets. May be a mea culpa on their part, but it also would be a good look, lookin' out for their customers who buy their expensive stuff. You read these reviews, Smith? Where can I get a replacement side shield?

greg
smithoptics.com

Originally reviewed on smithoptics.com

3 out of 5 stars

September 20, 2024

Smith embark

These glasses have great lenses. However the build quality is subpar. They feel extremely cheap. They creak and groan unfolding them and moving them around. For the price, I expect a way better build quality. This will most likely be my first and last purchase of Smith sunglasses.

S
smithoptics.com

Originally reviewed on smithoptics.com

5 out of 5 stars

June 3, 2024

Favorite New Shades

They took a little getting used to since they have fairly full coverage, but I've grown to love them and wear them almost every time I'm in the mountains. I've been more sensitive to glare from my peripheral vision, these have helped immensely to reduce it. I wear them hiking, skiing, mountain biking and on the water.

Heidi
smithoptics.com

Originally reviewed on smithoptics.com

2 out of 5 stars

April 19, 2024

Sticky inner lense is a problem

Everything about these glasses is great, except the inner lense. Another reviewer mentioned it but I still figured I would give them a try. As they said, impossible to clean without soap and water.

Cal
smithoptics.com

Originally reviewed on smithoptics.com

5 out of 5 stars

March 25, 2024

The lens is perfect for

The lens is perfect for me. Not to dark. Can use it in cloudy days. Good protection/ good vision

ian S.
smithoptics.com

Originally reviewed on smithoptics.com

5 out of 5 stars

February 28, 2024

Awesome glasses

Ordered a pair to try them out in the Matte Black + ChromaPop Glacier Photochromic Copper Blue Mirror Lens. Liked them so much I just ordered 3 more pairs for all my kit bags so I never forget them. I’m out in the back country, skiing and snowshoeing a month strait during the winter in the Sierra Nevadas and these glasses have held up great with constant abuse.

Ryan L.
smithoptics.com

Originally reviewed on smithoptics.com

1 out of 5 stars

February 24, 2024

The hinges on the temples

The hinges on the temples began to break through the plastic after two weeks of use. Smith does not seem interested in standing behind the quality of their products at all.

David
smithoptics.com

Originally reviewed on smithoptics.com

4 out of 5 stars

February 6, 2024

Great under bright conditions. Takes

Great under bright conditions. Takes longer than I'd like to transition for low light

there
smithoptics.com

Originally reviewed on smithoptics.com

5 out of 5 stars

February 6, 2024

Great glasses for long days

Great glasses for long days on the water, I’m a full-time fishing Captain and quality glasses are a must…these ✔️ the box for sure.

Michael
smithoptics.com

Originally reviewed on smithoptics.com

3 out of 5 stars

December 10, 2023

So close

I really wish that the photochromic copper blue lens was polarized, it would make these ultimate freshwater fishing glasses. Polarized and photochromic in that vlt would be a game changer.

Garrett
smithoptics.com

Originally reviewed on smithoptics.com