The sun doesn’t care about your pace. We do.
Why You’ll Love It
- SPF50+ Mineral Protection – Broad-spectrum defense against UVA/UVB, built for active days
- No White Cast, No Shine – Clean, invisible finish on all skin tones
- Sweat-Compatible – Wears light, won’t sting eyes, and layers well with your routine
- Reef-Safe & Biodegradable – Made without oxybenzone or octinoxate—safe for skin and sea
- Vegan & Cruelty-Free – High-performance protection without compromise
Support that holds when the effort gets real.
Shade Thrower is built for movement under sun, sweat, and exposure—without harming the environment you’re moving through.
- Non-Nano Zinc Oxide – A mineral UV filter that physically reflects UVA and UVB rays. It’s broad-spectrum, photostable, and non-absorbent—ideal for sensitive skin and eco-conscious use
- Reef-Safe & Biodegradable – Free from oxybenzone, octinoxate, and other synthetic filters linked to coral bleaching. The formula is biodegradable, meaning it breaks down safely after use without accumulating in oceans or waterways
- Plant-Based Emollients – Hydrate and soften the skin without clogging pores or creating a greasy barrier—keeping it breathable under gear or heat
- Antioxidants (Vitamins A, C & E) – Help counter free radical damage from UV exposure and environmental stress
- Botanical Soothers – Calm sun-stressed or overheated skin and reduce discomfort from sweat or wind
This isn’t just protection for you—it’s protection that respects where you train, race, and recover.
- Before Sun Exposure: Apply generously to clean, dry skin 15 minutes before going outdoors.
- Target Key Zones: Cover high-impact areas like the face, ears, neck, shoulders, arms, and anywhere exposed.
- Let It Set: Allow a few minutes for the sunscreen to settle before dressing or putting on gear.
- Reapply Regularly: Every 2 hours, or immediately after sweating, swimming, or towel-drying.
- Daily Use Recommended: Even on cloudy days or early mornings—UV damage begins before it feels hot.
Pro Tip: Use even on cloudy days or early mornings—UV damage starts before the heat does.