Tim

Ventilation is a crucial aspect of cycling glasses, and our designs incorporate strategically placed vents to promote airflow and reduce fogging during intense rides. This helps to keep your vision clear and unobstructed throughout your cycling journey.

This pair of glasses contains five lenses that can meet your various needs in different scenarios.

1. Colorful high-definition coating lens

It features a colorful and fashionable design, but its main advantage is the high-definition clarity it provides, giving you a clear vision of the world. It is especially effective when worn on sunny days or in strong light conditions. This lens is commonly used in cycling, leisure, mountain climbing, skiing, travel, and so on.

2. Light blue high-definition coating lens

The lens can reduce the amount of light entering the eyes, preventing glare, without compromising visual clarity. It reflects colorful light, giving it a cool and fashionable appearance. It is recommended to wear it on sunny days or in strong light conditions. This lens is commonly used in cycling, leisure, mountain climbing, skiing, travel, and so on.

3. Yellow-enhanced coating lens

The lens has the function of weakening strong light and brightening weak light, making it ideal for night riding. It is highly effective and commonly used in cycling, mountain climbing, exploration, night walking, and so on.

4. Clear high-definition coating lens

The lens can block strong light from entering the eyes, preventing glare and eye strain. Its appearance is similar to that of gray sunglasses, giving it a stylish look. It is commonly used in leisure, daytime cycling, mountain climbing, skiing, travel, and so on.

5. Gray polarized lens

The lens can reduce the amount of light entering the eyes while maintaining clear vision. The lens has a polarizing layer that can prevent glare. It is recommended to wear it on sunny days or in strong light conditions. It is commonly used in daily cycling, daytime riding, mountain climbing, skiing, travel, and so on.

These glasses are not suitable for progressive lenses. We recommend choosing other eyewear styles that meet your specific needs.