Product News: With the Naked Optics Shyft, the manufacturer is pursuing an unusual approach to the development of sports glasses. Instead of working exclusively with classic one-size-fits-all designs, the width of the frame is adapted to the individual face width of the wearer. The necessary data is determined digitally, and then the… read more
Product News: With the Adidas Kentro SP0123, adidas Sport Eyewear presents a multisport sunglasses system for cycling, running, hiking, and other outdoor activities. Key features include a wide field of vision, an adjustable fit, and six different POWERVIZN lens options for varying light and terrain conditions. Full-rim frame with adjustable… read more
Product News: With the Astral glasses and the Sinergy helmet, Rudy Project bridges the gap between two product categories that are closely intertwined in everyday cycling: vision and head protection. Both models are positioned as versatile companions – not as pure race specialists, but as solutions designed to cover both sport and everyday use. Rudy… read more
Test: The Mavic MVS Shield, priced at €119, positions itself in the more affordable segment of photochromic mountain bike glasses. It impresses on the trail with its high coverage and one of the fastest tinting speeds in the test. However, in practical use, shortcomings in build quality detract from the overall impression. Mavic MVS Shield: Dimensions and… read more
Review: The Italian eyewear manufacturer Out of caused quite a stir with its electronic lenses. The idea behind them is that the photochromic IRID lenses adapt to changing light conditions in fractions of a second using only the energy of the sun. With the Out of Bot 2, this groundbreaking technology enters its second generation. We took a closer look at the model… read more
