Test: We tested over a dozen photochromic cycling glasses on the trail. Not only the lenses but also the frames had to prove themselves. We also paid close attention to good workmanship and a secure fit. Who hasn't experienced this? You're speeding along a sun-drenched country lane, your eyes narrowed to slits. In… read more
Review: At over €200, the Rudy Project Spinshield Pro clearly belongs to the top tier of our photochromic mountain bike glasses test. It aims to impress with a featherweight 24 grams, flawless workmanship, and a gigantic field of vision. It delivers impressive performance on the trail, but its lens design makes it more suitable for fair-weather cyclists. A minor misstep… read more
Review: Dirtlej was previously known primarily for its weatherproof clothing. With the Specs 02, they're now venturing into the highly competitive eyewear segment – and directly into the premium range. For just under €200, you get a robust, very wide all-rounder that scores particularly well with its fit and a well-designed nose bridge. Minor weaknesses in the workmanship and a tendency to… read more
