Cycling Sunglasses
Polarized, UV400 and interchangeable lenses: clear vision from noon to night.
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VeloLens™ X5 Cycling Sunglasses with 5 Interchangeable Lenses
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CycloShade™ Polarized Cycling Sunglasses
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Cycling sunglasses protect your eyes from more than the sun: wind, dust, grit thrown up by cars and insects at speed. Our polarized cycling glasses combine wraparound lenses, UV400 protection and lightweight frames that stay put on rough roads, with options for interchangeable lenses and prescription inserts.
Our cycling sunglasses
- CycloShade™ polarized
A wide shield lens, polarized and UV400, in a 34 g TR90 frame. Available with a single mirrored lens or a 4-lens kit, prescription insert included. - VeloLens™ X5
Half-frame sports sunglasses with 5 interchangeable lenses: polarized, mirrored, brown, yellow night vision and clear, for every light from noon to night.
Polarized or interchangeable lenses?
| You ride… | Best choice |
|---|---|
| Mostly in bright sun, on wet or shiny roads | A polarized lens that cuts glare: CycloShade™ |
| Early morning, evening and changing weather | A kit of interchangeable lenses: VeloLens™ X5 or the CycloShade™ 4-lens kit |
| At dusk and at night | A yellow or clear lens for wind and insect protection without darkening the road |
What makes good cycling glasses
UV protection
Look for UV400, which blocks UVA and UVB rays. Long hours outdoors, especially in Australian summer, make it essential.
Wraparound coverage
A curved lens protects from the side as well as the front, where wind and dust come in when you ride fast or descend.
Light, stable frame
Every gram counts on your nose over a long ride. Flexible TR90 or PC frames around 30 g with non-slip nose pads stay in place without pressure points, even under a bike helmet.
Impact resistance
Polycarbonate lenses resist the gravel and debris that bounce off the road, unlike fashion sunglasses.
Sunglasses or a helmet visor?
Both work. A helmet with visor is great for commuting and e-bikes because you never forget it; cycling sunglasses fit closer to the eyes, block wind and side light better and are the usual choice for road cycling, MTB and running.
Cycling sunglasses FAQ
Are polarized sunglasses good for cycling?
Yes in bright conditions: they cut glare from wet roads and cars. In very low light, switch to a yellow or clear lens.
Can I wear cycling sunglasses with a prescription?
Both our models include a prescription insert that an optician can fit with your lenses.
Which lens for night riding?
A clear or yellow lens: it protects from wind and insects without making the road darker.