VERDICT
Fun & affordable polarized sunglasses - goodr.co
Worth it. Buy if you're a runner or casual wearer who wants ~$40 polarized shades that don't slip. Skip if you expect buy-it-for-life durability, premium optics, or balk at the announced 2026 price increases.
Medium. Based on ~15 public sources. Note: sources mix two companies named Goodr; this report covers the sunglasses brand per the review evidence.
~$40/pair
Standard (all styles)
medium
Prices started at $25, now ~$40, and rise again in 2026
medium
Faulty-pair complaints appear in runner communities; support is a ticket form
low
Sold widely through Amazon, eBay, Target — authenticity and warranty handling vary
Value for money: 4/5
Rating
~$40/pair
Starting price
10
Sources
Analyzed
~$40/pair
No known vulnerabilities found in the sources reviewed.
Runners mostly praise the affordable no-slip polarized design, while some report durability and quality-control complaints.
“Goodr sunglasses are $40”
“These No-Slip Goodr Sunglasses Make My Runs Better”
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Goodr vs Shady RaysBased on ~15 public sources. Note: sources mix two companies named Goodr; this report covers the sunglasses brand per the review evidence.
Well-reviewed $40 no-slip running shades; great for runners, skip if you want buy-it-for-life durability or premium optics.
Based on ~15 public sources. Note: sources mix two companies named Goodr; this report covers the sunglasses brand per the review evidence.
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