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Slokker Sunglasses: Select frame, lenses, and insert together
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Slokker Sunglasses: Select frame, lenses, and insert together

In this selection from Slokker, sunglasses are the focus. Choose according to your daily life, the desired frame shape, and the explicitly described lens properties. A comfortable fit is just as important as the look. Discover the models offered at FREUDENHAUS Obertauern and specifically compare their dimensions and designs.

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Save 20%Slokker Santos Sonnenbrille Unisex braun braun Bild 1
Slokker
Color
brown+ 2 more
Slokker Santos Unisex Sunglasses Brown Sale price€47,20 Regular price€59,00
Save 30%Cross - FREUDENHAUS Obertauern
Slokker
Color
No color+ 1 more
Cross Sale priceFrom €41,30 Regular price€59,00
On saleCross grün Bild 5
Slokker
Color
turquoise+ 5 more
Cross Sale priceFrom €47,20 Regular price€59,00
Save 20%Slokker Timmy Polar Sonnenbrille Kinder blau blau Bild 1
Slokker
Color
blue
Slokker Timmy Polar Children's Sunglasses Blue Sale price€27,92 Regular price€34,90
Slokker Rossini Sonnenbrille Unisex türkis türkis Bild 1
Slokker
Color
turquoise
Slokker Rossini Unisex Sunglasses Turquoise Sale price€59,00
Save 20%Slokker Timmy Polar Sonnenbrille Kinder pink rot Bild 1
Slokker
Color
red
Slokker Timmy Polar Sunglasses Kids Pink Sale price€27,92 Regular price€34,90

03Thought from sunglasses

From sunglasses
to snow sports.

Slokker's official history began in 1995 with sunglasses in Northern Italy. Ski goggles and helmets were added later. This origin explains the focus on eyewear for various activities. In the FREUDENHAUS selection, sunglasses are paramount, chosen based on personal fit, frame effect, and the specifically indicated lens properties.

Slokker Sunglasses for Everyday and Active Pursuits

Sunglasses accompany you on walks, while traveling, or during active pursuits. Which Slokker model suits you depends on what you expect from them. For a leisurely city stroll, the frame's appearance might be more important than during frequent head movements. Start with this use case and then check the shape, dimensions, and lenses. A pair of glasses that looks good should also be comfortable to wear. Both go hand in hand if you want to wear them regularly.

Slokker's own history begins with sunglasses in Northern Italy. Today's manufacturer's world includes several product areas; this brand overview focuses on the sunglasses offered. Models like Santos and Rossini show different design directions, while for children's glasses, different proportions are relevant. Always compare the actual design in the product offering. A manufacturer's range is larger than a single retailer's selection and therefore does not confirm that every sports goggle, ski goggle, or helmet shown there is also part of this collection.

Independently check frame appearance and fit

A more robust frame sets a visible accent, while a more restrained shape reveals more of the face. The color further influences this effect: Dark contours often appear more distinct, while more transparent or lighter tones can seem lighter. This is a matter of your preference. The fit, however, can be checked more concretely. Pay attention to even contact in the nose area, sufficient space at the temples, and arms that do not pinch uncomfortably behind the ears. Move your head instead of just looking at the glasses calmly in the mirror.

If you own a pair of well-fitting sunglasses, their measurements can help with comparison. However, lens width, bridge, and arm length do not describe the entire frame geometry. Curvature and shape also affect the fit. A similar sequence of numbers is therefore a guideline and not a guarantee. For other shapes, the sunglasses overview provides a comprehensive introduction. First, look for a suitable frame and then compare which lens version makes sense for your intended use.

What photochromic lenses actually do

Photochromatic or self-tinting lenses change their tint depending on the intended light conditions. They can get darker and then lighten up again. The range and behavior a model offers depend on the manufacturer's specifications for the specific lens. Self-tinting is therefore a variable property and not just a specific lens color. If you frequently switch between different lighting conditions, this function can be relevant for your selection.

Slokker expressly refers to corresponding models as Photochromic. Pay attention to this addition and do not automatically transfer it to identically named frames with different lenses. The suitability for special situations must also be confirmed for the respective product. In particular, a general description should not create a promise that every self-tinting goggle will react identically in every vehicle or at every temperature. What is crucial is the intended function of the actually offered version, including its specified tinting range.

Polarization fulfills a different task

Polarized lenses can reduce disturbing reflections from certain surfaces. This distinguishes them from self-tinting: one property concerns reflections, the other the change in tint. Slokker demonstrates with the explicitly designated Soul Polarized & Photochromic that both functions can also be combined. However, it does not follow that every Slokker sunglass possesses both features. Check the full name and the details for the exact color and lens variant you choose.

A mirror coating, in turn, is not reliable proof of polarization. Likewise, a certain UV protection cannot be derived solely from the visible darkness. Tint, coating, and declared protective features are separate pieces of information. If you are wavering between several variants, therefore, note which property is actually mentioned. This way, you avoid making a decision based solely on the product photo and can better classify the differences between a fashionable color tone and a described lens function.

Selecting children's glasses based on actual fit

For Slokker children's glasses, a suitable size is particularly important. A smaller frame should sit comfortably on the nose and temples and not constantly slip during normal movements. Let the child put on the glasses themselves and check that the arms sit comfortably. Large growth reserves are often impractical for glasses if they do not result in a stable fit. An adult's glasses in a seemingly smaller form are not automatically the right alternative to a model designed for children.

Even for children, lens properties must be specified for the concrete version. A well-known model name or the same frame color does not say enough about this. Additional articles can be found in the Children's Accessories. For snow sports, on the other hand, the selection of ski goggles is a separate area: the combination with helmet, face pad, and strap differs from the fit of ordinary sunglasses. Therefore, choose the product type according to its intended use.

Care and final selection

Treat frames and lenses according to the care instructions. Gently remove loose dirt instead of rubbing dry sand or dust over the surface. Store the glasses protected and do not lay them down with the lenses facing down. Coatings do not make a product insensitive to every stress. Also, check the actual scope of delivery if a case or certain accessories are important to you. Such components should be explicitly mentioned with the offered item.

For your Slokker selection, the decision can be boiled down to three points: comfortable fit, suitable product type, and clearly designated lenses. After that, you can match the color and frame effect to your style. The product information at FREUDENHAUS Obertauern shows you the available designs. Compare them according to your regular routes and light conditions. This way, you will find a pair of sunglasses whose properties you can classify and which integrate meaningfully into your everyday life.

05Questions about the brand

Frequently asked questions.

What is the difference between photochromic and polarised Slokker lenses?

Photochromic lenses change their tint under the specified light conditions. Polarisation can reduce certain unwanted reflections. These are different functions and may be combined in versions explicitly described as offering both. Check the full model name and lens variant. A mirrored surface or dark colour alone confirms neither photochromic nor polarising properties.

Which Slokker sunglasses suit a narrow face?

Compare frame width, bridge, temple length and the actual shape. The glasses should not press against your temples and should sit securely on your nose. A well-fitting pair you already own can help you compare measurements, but cannot replace trying them on. Smaller frames also vary in curvature, so their fit needs to be checked individually.

Are all Slokker sunglasses photochromic?

No, what matters is the lens specification explicitly stated in the description. The manufacturer uses terms including Photochromic for photochromic variants. A similarly named frame may have different lenses. Read the information for your selected colour and version rather than assuming that a feature of the brand or another item applies to every model.

Can Slokker sunglasses replace ski goggles?

Sunglasses and ski goggles are different types of product. Ski goggles are selected with factors such as the face seal, strap and fit with a helmet in mind. Sunglasses have different points of contact with the face. Choose according to the intended use and the manufacturer's information; a similar lens colour or the same brand name alone does not make the two designs equivalent alternatives.