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Rudy Project, an Italian maker of cycling helmets and eyewear, has announced a new mountain-bike specific helmet and performance sunglasses combo for 2018. The new mountain bike helmet is dubbed the Protera, while the new mountain bike-specific sunglasses are called the Sintryx and feature a new...

Eyewear maker 100% has introduced two new frames to their line of performance and active lifestyle sunglasses. The S2, worn by Peter Sagan at the Tour of Flanders and during his win at Paris-Roubaix, is a race performance frame made for reaching the podium as well as everyday sports performance...

For most riders, sunglasses are our main eye defense against mud splatter, rocks, and other trail debris. For those who like to go the cheap route and crush mad descents with clear hardware store safety glasses this video is not for you. For the rest of us who desire a better fit and enhanced...

Zonyk Pro stayed in place during drops. Long Term Update: June 12, 2017 We've used these glasses in many of our road trip and our review remains very positive. They are functional a attractive as they've held up to a wide range of conditions. From very bright sun to dark singletrack trails...

North Shore eyewear brand Ryders has made significant additions to its line-up for 2017, adding a host of new features and technologies to go along with its popular antiFOG lenses. But the British Columbia-based company continues to stay true to its roots, only developing products for biking and...

Prototypes start life looking rough, but the end result looks pro. Last year, Mtbr visited the global headquarters of French eyewear brand Julbo to learn what differentiates them from competitors. In the process, they almost killed us. We also had the opportunity to tour one their two...

What is it Julbo has been producing eyewear for over a century. They're best known in mountaineering circles but have been gaining traction among ultra-runners and mountain bikers. The Aero is an ultra-light pair of sunglasses that is designed to maximize airflow and minimize fogging. It's...

Standing on the summit of a mountain, some 12,000 feet up is not what I'd envisioned when Mtbr was invited to France for a visit with eyewear maker Julbo. Yet there I was, clenching a rented ice axe, straining against my natural inclination to panic. How do these work? I was initially told...

Lowdown: Ryders Eyewear Seventh veloPOLAR antiFOG Sunglasses The ideal pair of bike riding sunglasses strikes an even balance between fit, function, and fashion. During the first half of the 2016 riding season, we've spent extensive time testing the Ryders Eyewear Seventh veloPOLAR antiFOG, a...

For those of us with less than perfect vision, prescription sunglasses offer a favorable option over contacts for many reasons. If you do not have a really heavy prescription (like me) then you don't have to wear corrective lenses all day long, especially if many of your daily hours are spent in...

Riding with the Tifosi Mast glasses. One of our favorite eyewear companies is Tifosi Optics. We like the quality of their optics, the style and features of their glasses and the fact they don't charge $100-$200 for a pair of glasses. Most of their products are in the $30-$60 range. The fact...

Serfas is a bike accessories company that is best known for their saddles. They also specialize in making lights, shoes, gloves, apparel, tools, bags, pumps and eyewear for all different types of cyclists. They had some cool new 2013 products on display at the Sea Otter Classic and Mtbr got an...

Rancho Santa Margarita, CA-Generating some huge buzz for its eyewear at this year's Kona Ironman World Championship, Serfas is introducing five new models for 2013 including Dakota. With a ton of cycling specific features such as Serfas' H.O.T. (Helmet Optimized Temples), which reduce helmet...