Additional information
| Description | Made of Grilamid TR-90, a homopolyamide nylon characterized by an extremely high alternative bending strength, low density, and high resistance to chemical and UV damage. Hydrophilic rubber ear and nose pieces for a no-slip fit. Adjustable ear and nose pieces for a customizable, comfortable fit. Vented lenses improve air circulation, prevent fogging. |
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Kevin –
Been racing in Tifosi glasses for at least 10 years, these are the best mountain bike fit to date!
Marcos Miranda –
I bought them yesterday just because of looks and the nice snug fit. So far I’ve only put 20 miles with them but I do like them and I’m glad to have purchased them.
I’m still getting used to seeing a green frame around my eye sight but it’s just a matter of getting used to and then you don’t notice anymore.
The potential negatives are: 1. When you turn to look behind your back, the lower neon green frame forms a big blind spot. I learned to overcome it by tucking my chin in. Not a problem anymore, just a matter of adjusting to it. 2. Changing the lenses is a big negative. It’s cumbersome, and it leaves fingerprints all over. The only alternative is buying disposable plastic gloves.
The positives: super stylish. Comfortable fit given the adjustable nose piece. Fanstastic anti-slip technology. I sweat a lot and they just don’t move. Anti-fog. They never fogged up. Zero peripheral sight distortion. And lastly my drops of sweat on the lenses did not impair my vision at all. I recommend it.
Marcos Miranda –
Review update. After nearly riding 1,000 miles wearing these glasses I do not recommend them. Blind spots (buy frameless for cycling). The lens fog up easily and often. Poor design. Lens cracked in less than 1 year of use and after a few very careful lens swaps. I ordered their fototec lens so I don’t have to swap out lenses anymore and avoid cracking and guess what, their fototec lens is absolute garbage. It always stays the same whether its super sunny and bright or dark and overcast. Save your money and buy the real cycling sunglasses, Oakley’s. These look good but aren’t very functional.