Stylish RX Sunglasses That Look Good in Team Photos

Whether it’s after a tough tournament win or a casual league night meetup, nothing captures the moment like a good team photo. And if you're wearing prescription sunglasses, you want them to serve double duty: clear, performance-ready vision on court—and standout style in every picture.

At Blinded Wear, our RX sunglasses are designed not just for high-intensity play, but also for confidence when the cameras come out. In this blog, we’ll highlight RX frames that nail both performance and polish, plus give you travel tips, photo-friendly lens picks, and care advice to keep your eyewear always camera-ready.


Why Style Matters in RX Sports Eyewear

Your prescription sports sunglasses shouldn’t force you to choose between form and function. Whether you're a team captain organizing photo ops or just someone who wants to look sharp post-match, your RX frames should fit your personal style, your sport, and your group’s vibe.

Let’s be real—tournament photos live online forever. You deserve to look good in them.


What Makes a Pair of RX Sunglasses "Photo-Ready"?

Not all sunglasses photograph equally well. When choosing the right RX shades for team photos, look for:

Clean lines & defined shapes (helps faces pop in group shots)
Matte or subtle shine finishes (reduce reflection, look pro on camera)
Color tones that complement your team kit or skin tone
Lenses that don’t glare or hide your eyes entirely
Non-polarized for depth in photos and gameplay (all Blinded Wear lenses are non-polarized for this exact reason)


Top Stylish RX Picks That Shine On and Off the Court

🕶 Crystal Wave II RX Sunglasses

Why they work in team photos:

  • Sleek silhouette with rounded edges for a soft yet athletic profile

  • Great contrast between lens and frame for defined look in wide shots

  • Optional clear, grey, or transition lenses to match lighting

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“I love how the Crystal Wave II looks in photos—sleek but not over-the-top. They’re my everyday play pair.”
Taylor M., NC


🕶 Frost RX

Standout Features:

  • White-on-clear contrast ideal for team uniforms with bold colors

  • Wide wrap design balances sporty look with face-framing elegance

  • Great for team shots under both natural and indoor lighting

Also check out: our blog on court lighting and RX lens choice for why this pair thrives under different brightness levels.


🕶 Heatseek RX

Photo-ready flair:

  • Deep, rich tones with angular design = bold without being flashy

  • Great for team captains who want to look sharp without stealing the shot

  • Designed for performance but turns heads in team selfies too

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“I wore these at sectionals—great on court, and I looked sharp in all the IG photos!”
Ryan G., AZ


🕶 Runway RX

As the name suggests:

  • This is your “model-off-duty” RX pair

  • Sleek lines, stylish front plate, and lightweight materials

  • Looks premium in group shots without sacrificing fit or function

Bonus: Also one of the best picks for travel. See our anti-lens warping travel guide for care tips.


🕶 Cold Slate RX

Cool & neutral tones that work with anything.

  • Matte finish reduces reflections in flash photography

  • Perfect for group shots where you want to coordinate, not clash

  • Feels as chill as it looks—ideal for laid-back players with clean style


Best Lenses for Team Photos

Photos—especially outdoors—can make or break how your lenses look. Here’s a quick rundown of the best options for team photos:

  • Clear Lenses – Great for night games or indoor shots

  • Transition Lenses – Excellent for photos at dusk or variable lighting

  • Grey Tints – Balanced and classic, best for midday or sunny tournaments

  • No polarization – Crucial! Polarized lenses can darken your eyes in photos or cause distortion. All Blinded Wear lenses are non-polarized by design to keep your expression visible and your depth perception sharp.

Learn more about this in our full anti-reflective coatings guide.


How to Pose With RX Sunglasses for Better Team Photos

Even with the perfect pair, how you pose matters. Here's how to make sure your shades work for you:

Tilt chin slightly down – reduces glare off lenses
Step slightly forward in group shots – shows frames better
Smile with your whole face – great frames emphasize facial structure
Hold your paddle naturally – no forced or awkward grips
Clean your lenses beforehand – smudges show in HD

Pro Tip: Pack a soft cloth or anti-fog wipe before tournament day. It makes a difference in your photos and your match.


A Note on Travel, Heat & Photo Days

Sometimes big matches and photo ops mean traveling to new venues or hot climates. Lens warping can ruin your style (and your clarity). That’s why you should always:

  • Store RX sunglasses in a hard case

  • Keep them out of direct sunlight when not in use

  • Avoid leaving them in hot vehicles

  • Take advantage of Blinded Wear’s lifetime protection plan if anything does go wrong

Read more in Anti-Lens Warping Tips for Traveling with RX Sunglasses.


More Tips for Photo-Ready Play

  • If you wear team uniforms with patterns, choose frames with solid matte tones

  • If you’re on a dark-skinned team, avoid fully blacked-out frames (they can blend in too much)

  • For light-skinned players, cool or grey tones often add subtle edge to photos

  • Team captains should lead by example—your eyewear sets the tone!


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👉 Shop the full Prescription Eyewear Pickleball Collection for photo-ready shades.

Or take our fast Pickleball Sunglasses Quiz for tailored recommendations based on your play style, vision, and team vibe.


Final Word

Great RX sunglasses do more than help you see clearly—they help you show up with confidence, on court and in every group shot. Whether it’s Crystal Wave’s sleek style or the Runway RX’s bold energy, Blinded Wear delivers camera-ready performance that enhances both your game and your look.

Your next team photo is just a match away. Make sure your eyewear earns its place in the frame.

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