AGU Bold Anti Fog Glasses

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Again, the best cycling glasses have rubber pads that grip the side of your head to hold them securely in place without needing tight arms and so that they're not relying on hooking over your ears. There are also a few with adjustable or bendable arms to ensure a good fit. From simple cycling glasses to high-end cycling glasses made of the best materials available, AGU has suitable glasses for every cyclist. We have them in different shapes, sizes and colors. And in prices ranging from a few tenners to just over a hundred euros. Our cycling glasses stay put and protect your eyes against the sun, wind, rain, and dirt. And just as easily they will keep bugs out of your eyes. Cycling glasses for everyone When you pay for your new cycling glasses, most of the money will probably be going towards buying the frame rather than the lenses, so you want to make sure that you're getting good value in this area too.

Almost all good quality mountain bike sunglasses today offer essential UV protection. Some lens materials have a built in ability to absorb Ultraviolet rays however most sunglasses offer this in the form of lens coating. Shimano, Assos, POC, Spiuk and XLC offer a huge collection of bike riding sunglasses. Madison has made the Shield’s RX insert compatible, which must surely make these some of the cheapest performance glasses that can be adapted for those who need corrective lenses.On the bike, the close fit and grippy frame work well at both shielding you from the wind and staying in place. AGU spends a great deal of time and energy searching for ways to further develop and improve products. A wide and large 56mm-deep cylindrical shield lens also offers great coverage. Although you can sometimes see some frame in the peripheries of your vision, it’s nothing distracting.

Polycarbonate lenses are known to be unbreakable. These lenses are lighter in weight and don’t fog up as early as glass lenses. Plastic lenses are not a good choice as they are more prone to scratches. The frame is nicely rigid around the lens, and the rear of the arms is supple, as is the non-adjustable nosepiece.

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The best cycling glasses might come with lenses that have a hydrophobic coating. When combined with a cycling cap, the best cycling glasses are very useful when riding in the rain, and a hydrophobic coating will make sure that water doesn't stay on the lenses impeding your vision. The large Shield lens is 1980s-inspired, but the frameless design is very 21st century, as is the very light 28g total weight. The deep swept lens provides impressively clear vision with nothing to obstruct your view, regardless of head position. The frame has plenty of spring to it and the glasses gripped our tester’s head securely, thanks to the combination of skinny arms with rubberised tips and the wire-cored, adjustable rubber nosepiece.

Add in a wire-cored nosepiece with plenty of adjustment, and the Cryptos are great-fitting glasses that stay in place, even on gravel trails. Seeing well while looking good is what the Bold Anti-Fog Glasses are all about. The sunglasses have a stylish, modern design and offer you a very wide and clear field of vision, so you can always see exactly what’s going on around you – even out of the corner of your eye. Lens removal involves twisting the arms downwards and unhooking a C-shaped section from an anchor in the arms. It takes a bit of force, but because you’re very unlikely to need to remove the lens (only one is supplied) it’s something you’ll rarely, if ever, have to do.Professional cyclists are not only vital in the development process, they’re also a crucial reference point and a source of information.