Ombraz Armless Sunglasses

They always say don’t try and reinvent the wheel but, sometimes, common designs could do with a revamp once in a while and that’s where awesome brands like Ombraz come in with their revolutionary design take on the style staple of sunglasses. Ombraz Armless Sunglasses do exactly what they say on the tin insomuch as they are sunglasses sans arms and, in our humble opinion, they’re all the more excellent for it.

Traditional sunglasses break, fall off, slip down your nose and pinch your temples so, as you can see, they are actually ripe for a redesign. All these issues typically stem from the sidearms, screws and hinges. So, the guys at Ombraz got rid of them. And the rest, as they say, is history. They were actually surprised no one had done it before – it’s a minimalist design shift that makes the world of different. People tend to be skeptical, until they try them – then they fall in love. After a new pair of sunglasses? Definitely give a pair from Ombraz a whirl and you won’t look back.

For their top class sunglasses, Ombraz use Japanese nylon cord that wraps gently around your head, above the ears, and under your hair, keeping the frames comfortably and securely in place wherever your adventures take. Place the frames on your nose, guide the cord over your ears, and with both hands, adjust the sliders to take out the slack. Keep it relaxed and avoid over-tightening. It’s as simple as that.

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Ombraz sunglasses don’t squeeze your head or tenderise your ears like regular sunglasses tend to do and that’s definitely something we can get on board with here at The Coolector. The cord fits comfortably under hats, helmets and headsets which makes them so versatile that you’ll often forget you’ve even got them on. Boasting scratch-resistant lenses and no sidearms to break or bend, you can toss your Ombraz Sunglasses in a bag or pocket without worrying about them. After a pair of affordable, adventure-ready sunglasses? Look no further than the guys at Ombraz.

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