I wear them running marathons.
Milly, marathon runner (wearing Adult size)
6-month warranty. 30-day returns.
A hidden metal insert runs through the nose bridge. If the lens touches your cheeks, squeeze it once and it holds, through every sport you play.
One-time bridge adjustment. 6-month warranty. 30-day returns.
Stays put, whatever you play
Curved temples, removable anti-slip ear grips and a bridge fitted to your facial profile hold the frame in place, even when you look down for the ball.
Air moves, so the lens stays clear
The right size and bridge sit the lens off your cheeks, so as your body heats up air circulates behind the lens instead of pooling. A hydrophobic coating on every lens repels water and smudges.
Clarity you can measure
Tested on the clear lens at a NATA accredited laboratory: haze 0.2 to 0.7% against a 3.0% ceiling and UV transmittance under 0.1% from 280 to 380nm.
Real Hogies customers, in their own words.
I wear them running marathons.
Milly, marathon runner (wearing Adult size)
They do not move.
Ed, padel player (wearing Adult size)
Head down over the ball, they don’t move.
James, golfer (wearing Adult size)
At the end of the 18 holes they hadn't slipped and they hadn't fogged up. I'm as comfortable now as I was at the start of the round.
Sarah, golfer (wearing Adult size)
I love the price. Great value for what you get.
Jeremy, cyclist (wearing Adult size)
No, they have never slipped. Even when I've got my head down over the ball, they're perfect.
Harry, golfer (wearing Adult size)
Low bridge fit or high bridge fit, chosen at purchase for how your current glasses sit on your face. Neither is the default, so pick whichever design our bridge fit guide points you to.
If the lens ever rests on your cheeks, squeeze the bridge in a bit. A metal insert inside the silicone holds the new shape.
At most one adjustment, made once, to your own face. After that you stop thinking about your glasses and get on with your sport.

If the lens ever rests on your cheeks, pinch the bridge in once. The metal insert inside the silicone holds the new shape, so the fit stays set through every game.
Every figure below comes from ORLAB 22284.1A, tested by the NATA accredited UNSW Optics and Radiometry Laboratory, on the clear EyeGuard lens.
Measured on the clear EyeGuard lens. Built on the Hogies EyeGuard frame, independently lab tested at a NATA accredited laboratory.
Buy with confidence
Orders are packed and on their way within 1 to 2 business days.
Change-of-mind returns are accepted within 30 days of receipt, unused and in the condition you received them. Not the right size or bridge? We are happy to exchange.
Every pair is covered against manufacturing faults for 6 months.
Yes. The same adjustable nose bridge and non-slip fit that holds through a run or a round of golf holds through pickleball's quick movements too, and the frame keeps your peripheral vision clear for tracking the ball.
EyeGuard Sports is built for fit, vision and comfort. It is rated as low impact-protective, so if you want dedicated ball-impact protection as well, pair it with that.
Low bridge fit is the name for what is often called asian fit or extended bridge. It describes how the frame sits on your face, not who it is for, and it is available across every EyeGuard Sports size.
No, and that is deliberate. A polarising filter can make the internal stress in tempered glass show as dark patches, which matters on a padel court, and it can also affect depth perception, which matters catching a ball or reading a green.
If the lens ever rests on your cheeks, squeeze the bridge in a bit, once. The metal insert inside the silicone holds the shape, and lifting the lens off your cheeks is also what keeps air moving so the lens is less likely to fog.
All lenses also have a hydrophobic coating to repel moisture and keep the lenses clear, even when your body heats up.
EyeGuard Sports carries a 6-month warranty against manufacturing faults. Change of mind returns are accepted within 30 days of receipt, unused and in the condition you received them.
Priced at $44.00, no matter the lens you choose.
Who's behind this
My dad, Martin, started his optical practice, Martin X Hogan Pty Ltd, in Melbourne in the 1960s. He designed anti-glare eyewear that NASA's own astronauts wore on Apollo 12 and Apollo 15.
I joined the family business in the late 1980s, and I've carried that same standard forward ever since, through dental clinics and into sport. EyeGuard Sports carries it too: the same bridge design, fine-tuned once to your own face if you need it, whatever you play.
Jason HoganHogies Australia