When an athlete knows he or she is safe, he or she can focus on maximum effort on winning rather than defending a current position. However, most of the time, serious eye protection is often forgotten.



While athletes are busy strapping on helmets and pads, the eyes, the only tool they cannot do without, is sometimes forgotten.

Sunglasses protect the eyes from UV radiation, but also from the elements that could get in them. Cyclists especially need protective sunglasses to perform at any advanced level.

Cycling sunglasses are designed for speed, so that they provide and advantage for the athlete

Who uses Cycling Sunglasses?

Road cyclists have bee using the streamlined sunglasses for years, but there is a market that is in more need of this protective assistance.

Cycling on trails and down mountainsides, mountain bikers have the threat of getting something in the eye.

When cycling at high speeds, the sudden sharp pain of a splinter or bug and ability not to be able to see for a split second, can throw the biker from his or her bike, causing extreme injury or even death.

Unlike other sports, cycling requires full concentration to remain safe, and a sudden break in concentration can cost more than the race. Cycling sunglasses provide the cyclist with confidence at there best.

They are slightly different than normal design, they are curved and fit close to the face. They are designed with wind flow in mind; even something as small as a pair of sunglasses can help the flow of wind across the head and face.

They feature a wide-variety of lens colors and shapes based on the type of cycling. They are impact resistant and polarized.

Some models come with mirrored lenses, which can benefit the cyclist especially if there opponent is close by, they don't need to see fear in your eyes!

Cycling sunglasses, also designed for easy use. They need to hold firm to the head, at the same time, they need to be easy to control and light. They also sit closer to the eyes than others. The battle for Cycling sunglasses is one around the big brands of Oakley and other sports glasses.

In choosing cycling sunglasses always remember, they need to be strong to last and will be exposed to sweat and hard working conditions.