4.2
89% of reviewers would recommend to a friend
Goodr
4.2 • 21 Reviews
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Goodr reviews and discussion
Reviews mention
- Lightweight, non-slip frames
- Polarized, functional lenses
- Comfortable, secure fit
- Vibrant, stylish designs
- Inconsistent build durability
- Fragile plastic arms
- Occasional lens coating failures
- Oversized, distracting logos
Goodr impresses in reviews as a reliable performance sunglasses brand that works for running, hiking, and everyday wear, with lightweight frames that don’t bounce and polarized lenses. Reviewers also flag durability inconsistencies—weak plastic arms, lens coating issues, and pairs that fail within months—plus divisive styling elements like large logos and occasional tacky model names.
AI summary based on Thingtesting reviews
21 reviews and posts
3y ago
The brand is fun with Carl the flamingo and there are a ton of styles and colors to choose from. I've worn the BFGs, OGs, and Mach G's in a variety of lens types. I wear them for different activities -- daily wear, running, cycling, working out, and tried their bluelight lenses for work. They are comfortable, lightweight, and the price point makes it easy to stash a few pairs in convenient places. I've also had multiple pairs for 3+ years.