Kitesurfing sunglasses

Hi all, can anyone recommend REALLY GOOD sunglasses to kite with - i.e. no fogging up, no coating over, no speckled droplet vision etc!?
Thanks

Aside from the brand decision, I'd give some thought /testing to polarised vs non polarised. I rode with my normal sunnies one day which are polarised. I found it really difficult to pick waves. With so much reflection being cut out it hard to read the wave/water. I only wave ride but would imagine this is just as big a problem (maybe even more) when spotting landings.

Maybe you get used to it but I fail to understand using polarised lens for kiting.

Interesting... the LIP lenses recommended above, made specifically for water sports, are polarized. I've been wearing an old cheap pair of polarized, but I'm new at this, so not nuanced. I think the lenses in my cheap pair are starting to delaminate. Polarization only allows light waves that are in one direction (glare is light waves angled in many directions), so maybe it matters which angle the polarization is set in the lens, but I haven't heard of having different options for that angle. You can tell the angle by holding two polarized lenses together and rotating one - when the polarization of the two lenses is at 90? no light will pass through the combined lenses. If you rotate and nothing happens, one or both lenses aren't polarized.

I use the seaspecs polarized ones, they definitely aren't perfect as they can fog up sometimes and they can get coated (specially if you put lots of sunscreen on your face I think), but they are the best value for money I found.
I don't ride waves and the only time I had trouble to spot my landings was when I kited earlier than usual so I guess the inclination of the sun was more problematic at that time.
I tried the lips, they are good but they are marginally better in terms of vision (still gonna fog up and get coated sometimes), and I didn't use the neck thing to attach them (never needed to with the seaspec), so one day I got it by a wave and lost them (they don't float).
I tried recently a cheap pair (40$) I found on FB market place, I used them for a couple session shook them off after one to get rid of the water and both arms broke...
One small detail with the seaspecs, if you take the red or blue they lose their color after a while and turn a transparent purple/pinkish.

I use an old gath helmet with the visor pulled down just far enough to keep the sun out of my eyes. Scratches, fogging and water drops are not really a problem. Works well when the sun is high, not as effective at dusk.