Reviews

  • Won't slip off my nose!

    "Love that it won't slip even during the longest rallies

    - Milton

  • Good for Indoor and Outdoor Pickleball matches

    "We play indoor and outdoor courts. This is great for both!

    - Sorfina

  • Use for trails

    "I used this for trails which is great! That's because we need lens that are lighter in the trails, and darker when out"

    - Zoey

  • Can't believe how comfortable

    "The shades are really comfortable. I have a few of these but this is my favourite pair now.

    - Jacky
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DAYBREAK MAX

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TESTED BY ATHLETES

We tested the Daybreak Max with performance athletes, and this is what the say—these shades don’t just look good, they stay put.

Pickleball athletes like how the shades stay snugly in place even during the most rigorous rallies. They love how they can play indoor and out and the lens adapts accordingly.

Trail runners says they absolutely need the lens to adapt to the changing light conditions inside and outside the trails.

Lightweight, secure, and built for action—Daybreak Max moves with you, no matter the sport.

DAYBREAK MAX

Light, clarity, and performance—nothing should slow you down. Whether you’re running into sunrise, riding quiet streets, or serving up aces on the court, the Daybreak MAX keeps pace with every move.

Meet Sunday Shades’ first ever photochromic lens. Shifting from Cat 1 to Cat 3, it adapts seamlessly from pre dawn to bright sunlight.

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  • DAYBREAK MAX - IMPACT RESISTANT

    Built for the fast-paced action of pickleball, tennis and trail sports, these shades are tested for impact resistance to ensure they can handle the intensity of every rally and run. Whether you’re diving for a shot or dodging tree branches, they’re made to stay tough through it all.

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  • DAYBREAK MAX - PHOTOCHROMIC

    Stay game-ready anywhere—our photochromic lens stays clear (Cat. 1) when UV is low, making it perfect for indoor pickleball or running in the trails. Step outside and the lens instantly adapts—turning darker under bright sunlight

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