Sunski review

Sunski is a low-cost polarized option for hikers, beachgoers and everyday wearers who care about materials. Every frame on its catalog page is tagged polarized, and the bestselling Dipsea costs $58. Sunski says its polarized TAC lenses block 100% UVA, UVB and UV400 wavelengths and pass the FDA basic impact test, and the Dipsea page lists Category 3 lenses with visible light transmission per tint, from 10% for Slate to 15% for Gold, Brown and Amber. Frames are made from SuperLight, a recycled resin the company says it rescues from a US landfill. All frames carry a lifetime warranty, and returns and exchanges are offered. The Dipsea is a medium frame that Sunski says works best on small to medium faces, and there is no glass lens option, so long-haul drivers who want glass should look at Smith or Randolph. We compared documented features and published prices.

Who it is for

everyday outdoor wearers who want cheap polarized pairs from recycled frames

Price

Dipsea $58; other polarized frames up to $170.

Black Slate | $58
Quoted from the vendor pricing page on November 13, 2026.

Key features

• Polarized TAC lenses that block 100% UVA/UVB/UV400 and pass the FDA basic impact test
• Frames made from SuperLight, a recycled resin Sunski says is rescued from a US landfill
• Dipsea lists visible light transmission per lens, from 10% Slate to 15% Gold, Brown and Amber
• Category 3 lenses on the Dipsea
• Dipsea measures 49mm lens width, 22mm bridge and 139mm temples

Strengths and weaknesses

• Strength: Lifetime warranty on all Sunski frames
• Strength: Polarized Dipsea costs $58
• Strength: Easy returns and exchanges
• Weakness: Dipsea fits small to medium faces best
• Weakness: TAC lenses, with no glass option on the Dipsea
• Weakness: Some Sunski frames cost up to $170

Key facts

• Polarized price quoted: Dipsea, $58
• Lens: Polarized TAC, Category 3
• Frame: SuperLight recycled resin
• Warranty: Lifetime
• Lens width: 49mm

Where it ranks

Sunski is No. 6 in our Best Polarized Sunglasses verdict.