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Testing the Caddis Readers Sunglasses in the Tetons | Photo Connor Burkesmith Mountain Weekly News
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Caddis Nola Readers Sunglasses Review

Connor Burkesmith
June 24, 2024 2 Mins Read
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From Caddis the anti anti-aging company comes the Nola Sunglass Readers. The Nola sunglasses embody the essence of the Caddis brand, with their timeless fashion, superb build and functional design. The attention to detail is evident in every aspect of these glasses.

Frames and Build Quality

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1 Frames and Build Quality
2 Lenses
3 Fit and Style
4 Caddis Nola Readers Sunglasses Pros & Cons
5 Overall Impression
Man Wearing Caddis Readers
The Clean, Durable Look of the Caddis Readers Frames | Photo Connor Mountain Weekly News

The first thing that stood out to me when unboxing these sunglasses was their weight. The frames are made from a nickel free metal alloy a far cry from the typical plastic sunglasses we’ve grown used to. Wearing them feels like putting on nice watch or a fine piece of jewelry. The three-barrel industrial hinges smooth as ever and are built to last.

The frames come in polished gunmetal and polished rosed gold. I went with the later and love how they look.

Lenses

The Caddis Nola Sunglass Readers are available in 7 different lens powers (magnification) and 4 different tints. I went with the gray tint and which works great for medium to bright days. The lenses come with a protective hard coating which increases durability and minimizes scratching. The coating also protects against water, dirt and grease which makes for superior optics and easier cleaning.

Fit and Style

Man Wearing Readers while Driving
Connor Burkesmith Testing the Caddis Readers With Some Windshield Time | Photo Mountain Weekly News

I found the Nola Sunglass fit quite well. The nose bridge is comfortable and the legs are the perfect length. I believe I have an average size head for reference. Additionally, the glasses have a vintage, timeless look that can go well with virtually any outfit or occasion. Whether you’re wine tasting at a vineyard or running errands around town, these sunglasses are sure to keep your eyes protected and your style on point.

Caddis Nola Readers Sunglasses Pros & Cons

Pros:

  • Timeless fashion and superb build quality
  • Protective lens coating for durability
  • Comfortable fit with a vintage style

Cons:

  • Relatively high price point for sunglasses.
  • Limited variety of lens powers available.

Overall Impression

Man Wearing Sunglasses in the High Country
Connor Burkesmith Stoked on Adventuring in he Caddis Readers | Photo Mountain Weekly News

Overall, the Caddis Nola Sunglass Readers ($209.99) are a fantastic choice for anyone in need of a high-quality pair of sunglasses with an option for magnification. With their excellent build, comfortable fit, and stylish design, they are sure to become a staple accessory in your collection.

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