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The ENGO 2 cycling sunglasses provide data in your eyeline - but aren't quite perfect, yet
Unique in offering a heads up display for cyclists, but not without a few areas for improvement
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Bollé C-Shifter glasses review - quality and style to throw shade on the premium brands
Excellent optics, tough, lightweight frame and high-end look and feel without the high price
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Poc Propel sunglasses review - Roads? Where we're going we don't need roads
Poc go full sci-fi in the quest for speed and efficiency
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Tifosi Crit sunglasses review
A fantastic fit, complete with photochromic lenses that change as quickly as the name suggests.
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Salice 022 sunglasses review
Salice's answer to the Oakley Sutro compares well to models from the premium eyewear brands and is well priced too
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Rudy Project Cutline Sunglasses review
Great lens clarity and comfortable fit, although a little loose and rattily for bumpier rides
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Liv Vista NXT Varia cycling glasses review
Colour change lenses at an impressive price, thought the fit could be improved
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Rudy Project Tralyx Sunglasses review
We put Rudy Project's Tralyx sunglasses to the test to see if they can match their golden aspirations
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Uvex Sportstyle 810 V sunglasses review
We've tested Uvex's photochromatic sunnies through the highlights and lowlights of a British summer.
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BBB Summit sunglasses review
Unlike most cycling products, flex is a good thing in the BBB Summit sunglasses
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Koo Open Cube sunglasses review
Colourful glasses built to suit a range of face sizes
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Tifosi Davos sunglasses review
The Tifosi Davos is the brand’s latest sunglass style. It’s got a wrap-around shape with a full frame and three interchangeable lenses
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Smith Attack Max sunglasses review
The Smith Attack Max sunglasses use the brand’s recently introduced ChromaPop lens tech, coupled with a new lens swap mechanism.
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Oakley Chainlink Sunglasses review
We test out Oakley's new Chainlink sunglasses range.
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Koo Spectro Sunglasses review
Stylish and secure, but does their performance match their price?
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Oakley EVZero Path Prizm Road sunglasses review
The Oakley EVZero Path sunglasses are Oakley’s lightest performance model, offering a frameless design and red mirrored lenses, which look perfect for sunny summer rides
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100% S2 glasses review
These 100% S2 glasses are well built with the great HiPER lens, making the sunglasses market a whole lot more competitive
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Sunwise Equinox sunglasses review
We've tested the Equinox sunglasses from UK brand Sunwise. They're affordable, but do they match up to pricier options?
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Bollé Shifter Phantom sunglasses review
Bollé‘s Shifter Phantom sunglasses boast impressive performance and resistance to fogging
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100% Speedcraft XS cycling glasses review
We check out the smaller version of the popular Speedcraft shades
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Rapha Pro Team Frameless sunglasses review
The Rapha Pro Team Frameless sunglasses put to the test
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Koo Demos sunglasses review
We test out the pro worthy Demos glasses donned by Trek-Segafredo
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Oakley Tour de France Prizm Radarlock Path review
A classy and unbeatable set of sunnies for any type of rider, but they come at a price
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Oakley RadarLock Path 30 Years Sport Special Edition review
Expensive option, but one that buys you possibly the best glasses on the market
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Oakley Radar EV Advancer sunglasses review
Oakley Radar EV Advancer’s are the pinnacle of what the American eyewear brand produces, we likes its latest upgrade to include new technology
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100% S3 sunglasses review
Superb peripheral vision, great protection and an excellent fit make the 100% S3 glasses worthy of Peter Sagan
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Oakley Sutro sunglasses review
Oakley has taken a few hits recently with other brands stepping up their game to rival the American giants will the new Oakley Sutro help gain ground back?
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RH+ Olympo Triple Fit sunglasses review
The RH+ Olympo sunglasses give you Italian looks for your summer rides
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Ekoi Guerra sunglasses review
The gold Nacer Bouhanni tribute edition of the Ekoi Guerra sunglasses won't be for everyone, but you can get them in plainer colours too (saving a few quid).
