Endura has also vented the lenses to prevent fogging while an adjustable nose piece and arm tips allow even the most stubborn noses and head shapes to feel comfortable. Our small-faced rider found that the one-sized (medium) glasses fitted comfortably straight out of the bag, although it's worth noting that they do come with an interchangeable nose piece to ensure a perfect fit. These Explore glasses actually sit at the top of the pyramid in terms of the company's eyewear offerings, above its Pro Team models. Some of the best cycling glasses brands - for example, Oakley and Bollé - can supply prescription versions of most lens styles. Interchangeable lenses can help fine-tune for different light conditions What are the best lens options for cycling glasses?

Designed with the Trek-Segafredo pro teams in mind, it's no wonder that the Koo Demos hit the target when it comes to performance.If looking like the great sharpshooting wrestler Brett Hart is your thing, the Vector sunglasses from Wiggle’s in-house brand DHB could be your bag. As mentioned above, cycling glass lenses come in a huge range of tints and colours, from dark black to protect your eyes in bright sunlight, to yellow for boosting contrast in poor light. As it is I''m using the BBB Impulse readers, and even though they fog easily and aren't quite dark enough for bright days, I find myself reaching for them over other non-bifocal glasses more often than not now. The vision was good in lightly overcast and bright conditions with the (many) road imperfections easy to pick out from a good distance.

They are primarily designed to reduce glare and provide more clarity and contrast when you’re wearing them; so in essence, they're very good at reducing unwanted glare from surfaces.For a time, her cycling life centred around racing road and track but has since broadened to include multi-day two-wheeled, one-sleeping-bag adventures over whatever terrain she happens to meet. Obsessed with mountains, he was previously found playing and guiding in the Canadian Rockies, and now mostly lives in the Val d’Aran in the Spanish Pyrenees where he’s a ski instructor in the winter and cycling guide in the summer. These lenses are one of the cycling apparel brands ever-expanding ventures into the gravel market, hence the "Explore" in the name. There was a noticeable amount of reflected light on the inside lower section of the lens, which is almost unavoidable with designs such as these, and the Demos are coated on the inside to minimise this. They might be oldies, but they're goodies, and no "best of" guide would be complete without their inclusion.

although if your budget is tight and you want to browse a wider selection of affordable shades, you might want to check out our guide to the best cheap cycling sunglasses too. Most purchases from business sellers are protected by the Consumer Contract Regulations 2013 which give you the right to cancel the purchase within 14 days after the day you receive the item. The sturdy feeling frame uses a bio-based polyamide, reducing the Deltabeats' carbon footprint as well as delivering good ergonomics. Pick these if you want to ride in different conditions, but don't want the faff of having to change lenses. The best cycling sunglasses can often take several lenses, meaning you can change the lens that suits the riding conditions the best without needing multiple frames.Cycling glass lenses come in a huge range of tints and colours from dark black to protect your eyes in bright sunlight, to yellow for boosting contrast in poor light. COMFORTABLE WEARING EXPERIENCE ✨ Men women sunglasses with special ergonomic design ensure comfortable wearing experience. The photochromatic lens backed up the visuals by performing excellently in changing light conditions and offered great clarity of vision at all times. Peripheral coverage to the sides and bottom of the lenses is important, as glare that creeps in here can be distracting. Arms can be flexible or rigid, Most are covered with a rubber material to grip your head and stop them moving about.

With the fact that they’re made in Italy and of course that they have the bold looks of the Oakley Sutro, the Salice 022 sunglasses are a great lower-cost alternative to the premium cycling sunglasses brands. You also want to make sure that the frames are, as much as possible, out of your field of vision as they can obscure obstacles - hence the current trend to larger and larger lenses.The massive lens allows a huge uninterrupted field and the Clarity lens really does what it's named to do. Cheaper than a lot of the staple cycling brands make these great cycling sunglasses for anyone wanting labels for less, without sacrificing performance.