Ryan Gosling’s Sunglasses Are Great for Running, Too
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On a recent scroll of my Twitter feed, I spottedRyan Goslingenjoying his time at the Olympics. The items getting the most attention might be his Olympic-themed hats, which have thesame agnostic sports energyas Rob Lowe’s NFL hat, but I was more interested in his sunglasses, which I identified asArticle One’s Avalonshades — the same pair that I run in.
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They’ve got a stylish, chunky frame, but they’re actually great for being active in, too. I’ve been wearing Article One sunglasses since 2018, and what makes them great is their nose pads, which are wide and soft and don’t pinch. (They’re also one of my favoritegifts for runners.)
I’ve run in other Article One frames, such as theMoonsand theHoffmans(both models worn by U.S. OlympianNikki Hiltz), but the ones I wear most often are the Avalons, both for running and for every other time I’m in the sun. The Avalons are on the heavier side, so if I’m sweating a ton or on extra humid days, I notice that they slip a little bit. But otherwise, I find that they’re grippy and will work for lots of sweaty activities, like Olympics spectating.
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