You can now get 100% Speedcraft Photochromic Lens option, which reacts to light and changes the amount passing through it.
Eyewear
100% S3 glasses review
Eyewear like these 100% S3 glasses promises the protection of goggles with the airflow of glasses.
POC Crave Clarity glasses review
Normally I ride in goggles, mostly because they provide impenetrable protection from dirt and water, and they sit so well against my face that they’re in no danger of moving…
Smith Flywheel glasses review
Yes, £115 is a lot to pay for glasses that you can’t change the lens but the optical quality and protection of Smith Flywheel are the best I’ve used.
100% Speedtrap Glasses review
The aesthetics of the 100% Speedtrap glasses are polarising but there's no debating how effective this extended coverage is at protecting your eyes.
Smith Fuel V1 Max M Goggle review
F.A.T. two-layer face foam and performance mirrored lenses make this the go-to model for the average rider who likes goggles instead of glasses.
Toolfreak Spoggles glasses review
Using safety glasses has long been a top tip for thrifty mountain bikers and the Toolfreak Spoggles are impressively cheap at less than £20.
Oakley Flight Jacket Prizm Trail glasses review
Oakley Flight Jacket Prizm Trail is a half-frame design, but unusually the missing part of the frame is at the top of the lenses and not the bottom.
Adidas Evil Eye Evo Pro glasses review
The Adidas Evil Eye Evo Pro offers decent coverage, delivering a clear field of vision around the top of the lenses with just the hint of frame showing.
Smith Attack Max review
The Smith Attack Max is the latest performance eye protection to come from the Idaho based eyewear and helmet specialists.
Giro Blok MTB Goggle review
Put the Giro Blok MTB on and the first thing that hits you is the clear, almost completely uninterrupted field of vision.
SCOTT Spur sunglasses review
Your choice of eyewear needs to be based on both protection and looks. Fortunately these bases are covered with the Scott Spur.
100% Speedcraft Sport sunglasses review
I’ll start by saying the 100% Speedcraft Sport are not sunglasses for the shy and retiring type. The style looks like it was dreamt up by someone with a penchant…
B’Twin Cycling 900 sunglasses review
The B’Twin Cycling 900 sunglasses might look a little ‘no frills’ compared to some of the bigger eyewear brands’ offerings. B’Twin doesn’t go out of its way to give its…
Smith Pivlock Arena sunglasses review
Smith’s Pivlock Arena range of cycling sunglasses are designed to make changing lenses a simple task without adding bulk to the design. The Arena has a medium sized lens shape…
Lazer Kr1 sunglasses review
The Lazer Kr1’s casual styling belies their performance abilities and they work exceptionally well as riding glasses.
Oakley Jawbreaker review
The new Prizm lens is truly stunning