Category: Cycling Glasses

Pros Full frame with removable lower bumpers Wide lens with quick-change system Adjustable anti-slip nose pads and anti-slip temple tips Supports prescription lens insert Sharp looking Many vents ...

Pros Large lenses for an unobstructed view Sharp looking Very comfortable and they stay in place Lightweight with hydrophilic rubber nose pads and ear pieces Oakley Prizm provides ...

Pros Unobstructed view like goggles but airflow like glasses Lightweight Adjustable nose pads Really comfortable to wear Comes with bonus clear lens ChromaPop™ lenses greatly enhance view 100% ...

Pros Tall and wide lenses for an unobstructed view Lower vents help prevent fogging Hydrophilic nose pads and ear tips to keep them in place Interchangeable lenses Sharp ...

Pros Great looking Hydrophilic nose pad to keep them in place TR-90 frames for lightness and durability High build quality Shatterproof lenses 100% UV protection Cons None Current ...

Pros Multiple lenses included 100% UV protection Unbreakable frames Hydrophilic arms Ventilated to stop fogging Great fit so they stay in place Very comfortable to wear Very reasonably ...

Pros Tall lenses for an unobstructed view Sharp looking Great fit so they stay in place Very comfortable to wear Oakley Prizm provides enhance view Cons None Current ...

Cycling glasses are exposed to sweat, sunscreen and dirt which can make them very dirty. Cleaning your sunglasses is not just about making sure they’re pretty; it’s also ...

Cycling glasses protect your eyes from UV rays that can cause cataracts or harm the retina. They also provide eye protection against dust and debris. Cycling glasses come ...

Cycling sunglasses are a type of sunglasses that have been designed for cyclists. Sunglass frames typically are made of plastic, acetate, or metal and are made to withstand ...