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Bringing Kelp to the Surface: Freediver and Painter Marie McKenzie on Art, Anglers, and MPAs
Kansas-raised painter and freediver Marie McKenzie spent years painting kelp forests she had never seen. We sat down with her to talk art, freediving, and why Marine Protected Areas mean more fish for anglers.
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UNDERCUT Polarized
99% RECYCLED FISHING NETS
BEND Polarized
BIO-BASED
CHASM Polarized
BIO-BASED
Frequently Asked Questions
How are recycled fish-net frames different from bio-based ones?
Our bio-based frames (BEND and CHASM) are made from Grilamid TR90 Greenline, a plant-derived technical nylon. UNDERCUT goes a step further: its frame compound is built from 99% recycled fishing nets. Both deliver the same featherweight, full-wrap performance — the difference is where the material starts its life.
How do I prevent lens fogging?
Trick question — you don't need to. Marble lenses are crafted by ZEISS with anti-fog treatments to keep fogging minimal. No one wants to fish in 360p.
What's the best way to store my Marbles?
On the water, keep the microfiber pouch in a pocket. For long trips, use the provided tube in your duffle. Avoid extremely hot spots — dashboards, direct sun, air fryers.
Can I use my Marbles in saltwater?
Does a brown trout eat a midge? Yes — just rinse them after salty sessions. Prolonged salt exposure can wear on any frame and lens, so treat them to fresh water when you're back on land.
How should I clean my Marble sunglasses?
Use the included rPET cloth with mild soap and water. On the river, blow off dust and grit before wiping — trapped sand causes micro-abrasions. Treat your gear well. Don't lose your Marbles.
