Sport Eyewear for Runners
Three sport frame styles. Polycarbonate lenses. Blue mirror and red mirror options. Lightweight, non-slip, and available in most prescriptions.
Every frame comes with polycarbonate lenses — lighter than glass and 10x more impact-resistant. Whether you run the Bow River pathway in Calgary, trail run through Fish Creek Park, or log kilometres on the pathways around Okotoks, choose the coverage level that matches your route.
Our lightest frame. Semi-rimless wraparound that disappears on your face. Blue mirror cuts glare on bright road runs and summer training days along the Bow River.
Same slim frame, different purpose. Red mirror boosts contrast and sharpens depth perception — ideal for trail runs where you need to spot roots, rocks, and uneven ground.
Slightly deeper frame for more vertical coverage. Blocks wind, dust, and bugs on exposed pathways and prairie roads around Okotoks and southern Alberta.
Deeper coverage with the contrast boost of red mirror. Read terrain changes faster on trails through Fish Creek Park and Nose Hill, even when light shifts between tree cover and open sky.
Full-coverage frame that shields your eyes completely. Built for windy prairie runs, gravel paths, and anyone who wants maximum protection from debris and UV on long distance routes.
Blue mirror coatings reflect high-intensity visible light and cut harsh glare. When you're running the Bow River pathway on a bright July morning or doing long runs through Okotoks in full sun, this is the lens that keeps your vision clear and comfortable for every kilometre.
The red/orange mirror coating boosts contrast and sharpens depth perception. For runners hitting trails in Fish Creek Park, Nose Hill, or the paths around Okotoks, this translates directly to better footing and faster reaction to terrain changes.
All three models share the same sport-specific features that make them essential running gear
10x more impact-resistant than glass. Protects your eyes from gravel, trail debris, insects, and low branches. Significantly lighter than glass or CR-39 plastic — weight you notice over long distances.
Under 30 grams. You barely feel them. These frames won't weigh you down on a 5K or a marathon. All-day comfort for long training runs and back-to-back sessions.
Rubberized nose pads and temple grips that hold tighter when wet. The more you sweat, the more they grip. No slipping at tempo pace, no adjusting mid-interval.
From slim NG510 to full-protection NG507, all three wrap your peripheral vision. Blocks wind, dust, and UV from every angle — essential on exposed prairie paths and windy Calgary days.
Engineered to stay put at every pace. The lightweight frame and secure grip system eliminate bounce whether you're doing easy jogs, hill repeats, or sprinting to a finish line.
All three frames accept prescription polycarbonate lenses in both mirror finishes. Vision correction + UV protection + impact resistance in one pair — no contacts required.
You don't have to choose between seeing the trail clearly and protecting your eyes. All three frames — NG510, NG508, and NG507 — can be fitted with prescription polycarbonate lenses in both the blue mirror and red mirror finishes.
Whether you're nearsighted, farsighted, or have astigmatism, we grind your prescription directly into the polycarbonate lens — one pair that handles vision correction, UV protection, and impact resistance. Visit us in Okotoks to get fitted for prescription running sunglasses.
Fantastic Glasses in Okotoks carries three sport frame styles ideal for running — the NG510 (slim), NG508 (deeper coverage), and NG507 (full protection). All come with polycarbonate lenses in blue mirror and red mirror options. We're located at Unit 401, 235 Milligan Drive, Okotoks — just 15 minutes south of Calgary on Highway 2A. Book an appointment or call (587) 997-3937.
Yes. All three sport frames accept prescription polycarbonate lenses in both mirror finishes. We fit prescriptions for nearsightedness, farsightedness, and astigmatism directly into the sport lens. Book a free eye test to get your current prescription checked before ordering.
It depends on where you run. Blue mirror reduces glare and brightness — best for road runs along the Bow River pathway, through Okotoks, or on any exposed route in direct sun. Red mirror boosts contrast and depth perception — best for trail running in Fish Creek Park, Nose Hill, or anywhere the light shifts between shade and open sky. Many runners keep both.
These sport frames have rubberized nose pads and temple grips that actually hold tighter when wet. The lightweight construction (under 30g) means virtually no bouncing at any pace — from easy recovery jogs on the pathways around Okotoks to tempo runs and sprint intervals.
Yes. You can make any of these running sunglasses one of your three pairs in our 3-for-1 deal (from $199). Use the other two for everyday glasses, computer glasses, driving sunglasses — whatever you need. Free eye test included.
Polycarbonate is 10 times more impact-resistant than standard glass, protecting your eyes from gravel, trail debris, insects, and low branches. It is also significantly lighter — weight you'll notice over long distances. And Calgary's 1,000-metre elevation means roughly 10% stronger UV than at sea level, so full UV protection matters year-round for outdoor runners in southern Alberta.
Why frame weight matters on long runs, and how UV exposure adds up kilometre after kilometre.
Grip systems, nose pad materials, and what to look for in a frame that won't slide at tempo pace.
Lens tints for variable light, wraparound coverage on exposed ridges, and trail-specific features.
Why polycarbonate is the standard for sport lenses — impact resistance, weight, and optical clarity compared.
Three frame styles, two mirror options, prescription available — all included in our 3-for-1 deal from $199. Free eye test with every purchase. Visit us in Okotoks, just south of Calgary.