Sport Sunglasses – They stay put when you get up out of the saddle

Polycarbonate lenses with a coating that cuts glare and lifts contrast. The frame sits close to the face, so very little light or wind gets in from the side. Built for cycling, running, hiking and whatever else happens outdoors.

What makes a sport frame different

A regular pair slides down a little with every bump and lets daylight straight past the temples. A wrap frame follows the line of the face and holds its position while you move. Polycarbonate helps too: it is light, and it takes a hit without breaking into shards.

Lens coating: less bounce off asphalt and water, more contrast in what you see.
UV filter: the lens blocks ultraviolet light in bright sun.
Impact-tolerant lens: polycarbonate absorbs a drop or a flying stone without splintering.
Wrap frame: wide temples close off the side against wind and stray light.
All-day fit: still sitting where you left it after two hours out.

Low sun, glare off the road, and you are not squinting through it.

Rinse the lenses with water after a ride before you wipe them, otherwise you drag grit across the coating. Keep them in a pouch rather than loose in a bag with your keys. Do not leave them on the dashboard in the sun, since heat lifts the coating off the lens.