Our selection of Cycling Glasses includes Rudy Project Cutline glasses with clip for prescription lenses, Sweet Protection Memento polarized and photochromic, and KOO Alibi photochromic, along with our tips for choosing lenses based on brightness, discipline, and your eyesight.
See clearly, ride protected.
On a bike, sunglasses protect the eyes well beyond the sun: the wind from speed dries out and causes tears, insects, gravel and dust can hurt, and UV rays can tire the eyes on long rides. A wraparound frame covers the field of vision, and light, non-slip temples hold without pinching, even under a helmet.
Bike protection comes in various forms:
All protection gear can be found on the protection page.
Photochromic lenses, like those on the KOO Alibi or Sweet Protection Memento RIG, darken in sunlight and lighten in the shade: perfect for mountain biking, under trees, and for early morning rides. Polarized lenses, like those on the Memento Polarized, eliminate glare from wet roads and water, providing a clearer vision. KOO is the eyewear brand of Italian Kask.
Cyclists who wear prescription lenses can opt for the Rudy Project Cutline, delivered with an optical clip that attaches behind the lens and accommodates their prescription lenses. The Italian brand, founded in Treviso, is a benchmark in sports optics. Clean the lenses with clear water and a microfiber cloth, never dry, and store them in their case.
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A photochromic lens darkens under UV light and lightens in the shade, adapting to the brightness. It is ideal for rides that alternate between wooded areas and full sun, as offered by the Sweet Protection Memento and KOO Alibi.
Yes, with a clip for prescription lenses placed behind the lens, as seen on the Rudy Project Cutline. This solution preserves the protection of a wraparound lens while correcting eyesight.
They eliminate glare from wet roads and shiny surfaces, which gives the eyes a break on long rides. When mountain biking in wooded areas, some prefer to do without them to better see the shape of puddles and roots.
In wooded areas and overcast conditions, a clear, yellow, or pink lens enhances contrasts and reveals obstacles. A dark, grey, or mirrored lens is reserved for bright sunlight on the road or in the mountains.
The frame should cover the field of vision without touching the cheeks or the helmet. Light, non-slip temples hold without pinching; slim faces should choose a smaller model.