Cycling goggles and glasses reviews
Shopping for new cycling goggles or glasses? Discover the must-haves and the always-avoids with reviews from Cycling Weekly.
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Koo Open Cube sunglasses review
Colourful glasses built to suit a range of face sizes
By Michelle Arthurs-Brennan Published
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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
By Paul Norman Published
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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.
By Paul Norman Published
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Oakley Chainlink Sunglasses review
We test out Oakley's new Chainlink sunglasses range.
By Richard Windsor Published
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Koo Spectro Sunglasses review
Stylish and secure, but does their performance match their price?
By Stefan Abram Published
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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
By Paul Norman Published
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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
By Rupert Radley Published
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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?
By Paul Norman Published
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Bollé Shifter Phantom sunglasses review
Bollé‘s Shifter Phantom sunglasses boast impressive performance and resistance to fogging
By Paul Norman Published
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100% Speedcraft XS cycling glasses review
We check out the smaller version of the popular Speedcraft shades
By Michelle Arthurs-Brennan Published
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Rapha Pro Team Frameless sunglasses review
The Rapha Pro Team Frameless sunglasses put to the test
By Jonny Long Published
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Koo Demos sunglasses review
We test out the pro worthy Demos glasses donned by Trek-Segafredo
By Michelle Arthurs-Brennan Published
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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
By Richard Windsor Published
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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
By Michelle Arthurs-Brennan Published
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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
By Michelle Arthurs-Brennan Published
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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
By Rupert Radley Published
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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?
By Symon Lewis Published
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RH+ Olympo Triple Fit sunglasses review
The RH+ Olympo sunglasses give you Italian looks for your summer rides
By Paul Norman Published
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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).
By Henry Robertshaw Published
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Tifosi Podium review
Tifosi Podium sunglasses £59.99
By Symon Lewis Published
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Salice 006 review
Salice 006 sunglasses £59.95
By Symon Lewis Published
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Salice 012 CMDCRX sunglasses review
We test Salice's 012 sunglasses. These are in World Champion's colours with a photochromatic lens, but there are lots of other combinations available.
By Paul Norman Published
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POC DO Blade glasses review
The POC DO Blade glasses look the business, but we found they didn't match their expensive price tag
By Rupert Radley Published
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Optilabs Max glasses review
Optilabs plan to up its game and compete in the sports sun glasses market with the new Max sunnies. On style alone it looks like it is living up to its promise already
By Symon Lewis Published