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The Wellington XS

Kroops
$125
Size:Size guide

Color: Ember

The Wellington XS — Kroops

Classic, lightweight, and designed specifically for smaller and narrower faces — The Wellington XS from Kroops is a refined keyhole-style sunglass engineered for riders who demand a secure, comfortable fit without compromising on performance or style. Whether you're competing in the arena or exploring a tranquil trail, the Wellington XS delivers the same premium optical performance as the full-size Wellington in a frame sized for discerning equestrians with a smaller fit.

Designed for all-day wear from competitive arena to tranquil trail, the Wellington XS embodies Kroops' commitment to performance eyewear built specifically for equestrian life — lightweight, secure, and perfectly fitted for smaller faces. Perfect protection for discerning equestrians who refuse to compromise on style or performance.

Perfect for equestrians with smaller or narrower faces looking for a lightweight, impact-resistant keyhole sunglass with premium optical performance and a secure all-day fit.

    TR90 frame, polarized or photochromic lens options.

    Clean with a microfibre cloth. Store in a protective case when not in use.

    One size.

    In the 1940s a jockey called Goggles McCoy asked a Maryland bootmaker for something better to race in. Israel Kroop built it — light, wide in the peripheral, and stackable, so a rider peels one off as the mud comes up. Skydivers borrowed the design a decade later. Still made in North Carolina, on some of the original machines.

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