Sports Sunglasses – Photochromic UV400 Lenses and Adjustable Nose Rest

Sports Sunglasses – One Pair for Bright Sun, Cloud Cover and Everything Between

Full-frame sunglasses with photochromic lenses that darken in strong light and clear again when the sky closes over. At about 28 grams they sit light enough for a long ride, and the textured arms hold on once you start sweating. The nose rest adjusts, so the fit is yours rather than the factory's.

Why choose photochromic sports sunglasses?

Light changes constantly once you leave the driveway: tree cover, a tunnel, an hour of low sun. Swapping lenses mid-ride means stopping, and a spare pair means carrying one. A single photochromic lens handles the whole route on its own.

• Photochromic lenses — tint density shifts with the light instead of committing you to one shade.
• UV400 and polarized — cuts glare off wet asphalt and blocks ultraviolet across the range.
• Adjustable nose rest — moves to suit different bridge shapes so the frame sits level.
• Textured temple arms — grip through sweat and stay put over the ears on rough ground.
• 145 mm lens width — wide wrapped coverage with a 58 mm lens height for a broad field of view.

Put them on at the door and leave them on until you are back.

The frame takes a prescription insert behind the lens if you need one. Rinse salt and dust off before wiping, since grit on a dry cloth scratches. Photochromic lenses shift more slowly in cold air, so give them a minute after a shaded descent.

Specifications

• Acetate frame with polycarbonate lenses
• Around 28 g
• Lens 145 mm wide x 58 mm high, frame 135 mm across
• Temple length 120 mm, bridge 29 mm
• UV400, photochromic and polarized

Clip them on the helmet and head out.