Under Armour Marabella Sunglasses Review

I received the below product for free from Under Armour via a Girls Gone Sporty ambassador campaign. All opinions are my own and I was not compensated for this post.

I recently had the chance to test out a pair of Under Armour's new line of women specific sunglasses called the Marabellas. I was very excited about this opportunity as I LOVE sunglasses and have a hard time finding ones that are comfortable and light to wear while cycling or running. Here's my honest opinion of  these glasses:

 PROS

• Very lightweight frame
• I wore these while biking four hours one day and never once had a "sunglass" headache like I normally get.
• Smaller frame fit my face well (I think or do they look lame on me)?
• They did not slip down off my face when I was hot and sweaty.
• I wore these running and they did not bounce or bother me in any way

CONS

• They were dark, I mean really dark.
• I prefer a lighter tint to my glasses especially when trail running and mountain biking so I can see the trail in the shade. But in that case I would have selected the rose lens color.
• I would like to see the frame made in various colors.

Here is what the UA website says about the sunglasses:

• Ultra-light ArmourFusion® frames are built from a combination of titanium & Grilamid for superior strength & flexibility
• ArmourSight® lens technology delivers up to 20% more undistorted peripheral vision & are up to 10X stronger than ordinary polycarbonate lenses
• Three-Point Grip ensures a comfortable & secure fit
• Airflow technology keeps you cool & comfortable
• Adjustable nosepad
• Meets & exceeds ANSI Z87.1 safety standards for eyewear
• All Under Armour® Performance Eyewear lenses block 100% of UVA, UVB & UVC rays

Overall? Two thumbs up! 

Will I wear these for long training sessions? You bet. 

Will I recommend to my friends? Absolutely.

Disclosure: A benefit to keeping a blog about training for triathlons is a chance to receive various products to use and review for my readers. These products are often provided for free or at a significant discount to me. I don't receive additional compensation and I'm not under obligation to provide a positive review of the product. My opinions on the product are entirely my own. Some of the products I review may work for me, but they may not work for you.