Roka Barton 2.0 Sunglasses with Matte Black/Matte Campfire Tortoise Frames - Dark Carbon (Polarized) Lens | Regular (56)

$ 104.99

5 (243) In stock

Available here with exclusive Rogue branding, ROKA’s Barton 2.0 sunglasses take their name from Barton Springs in Austin, Texas, where ROKA was born. This versatile, modern square frame has classic aesthetics that can go anywhere, and it's packed with technology that makes it equally suited for a long trail run, mountain bike ride, or a lazy summer afternoon.

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Hamilton. Half the weight of similar styles from other brands, our Hamilton prescription sunglasses offer a classic round shape and substantial frame design that is packed with technology to make it functional and extremely lightweight for all-day comfort. Borrowing from our award-winning performance sunglasses, the frames of the Hamilton feature ultra lightweight TR-90 nylon frames, which are lighter than acetate or polycarbonate, nearly unbreakable in daily use, and impervious to chemicals.

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It's a powerhouse. Built with cutting-edge materials and innovations, it'll keep up with you whether you're sweating out intervals at the track, getting your namaste on, or just pushing every day to be your best. Clean lines and a classic cat eye shape conceal powerful tech, like upgraded spring hinges, dialed-in GEKO grips, and ultralight materials. Destroying the wall between performance and style for good.

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