ca0525.JPGIf you live in a cold-weather climate, you know the importance of high-quality, winter eyewear. The top brands for this are Oakley, Burberry, Prada, Police and Armani.

Burberry is the top name in designer winter eyewear. Having funded the Earnest Shackleton expedition to the South Pole, Burberry solidified its reputation as a leading designer of outdoor and winter wear. Their eyewear is especially good in high intensity situations or adverse weather conditions.

Oakley designs almost entirely for serious athletes. Their outdoor gear is top-notch and can perform well in some of the harshest climates. With specially designed aerodynamic frames and lenses, rain, snow and wind sweep over the sunglasses without allowing cold or weather into your eye. Additionally, Oakley’s extra coatings for the lenses ensure water is whisked quickly away and that hail or ice will not scratch the lenses.

Prada. Despite Prada’s image as a high-fashion, feminine design house their sunglasses are perfect for winter outdoors because the frames are large and block out peripheral glare, rain, snow and wind. If you want to stay in fashion and be well prepared for a harsh winter, Prada is one way to go. Make sure you buy Prada sunglasses with large, plastic frames. Medal frames may retain cold and cause you discomfort while plastic will remain sturdy and not freeze as easily.

Police. Police sunglasses are perfect for outdoor and winter wear because they have traditionally large frames as well as dark lenses that are perfect to combat the strong ice and snow glare as well as stylish and aerodynamic shapes to whisk wind away. Meanwhile, Police shades are one of the rising stars in the fashion community so you’ll be at the forefront of fashion while freezing on the tundra.

Giorgio Armani. Several models of GA eyewear are ideal for the outdoors. With plastic frames and high-quality hinges, Armani manages to hit the perfect blend of style and functionality. Armani plastic shades are superior in strength and durability, especially for the outdoor enthusiast.

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