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- Ekoi S-Aero: High-speed road bike goggles with XXL Zeiss lens, integrated spoilers and five tints for strong sunlight.
- Large lens (5.5 x 20 cm) offers excellent wind protection and good contrast, weight of 38 g slightly above average.
- Plus: protection, design, length-adjustable temples; Minus: tight fit, less flexible nose pad, pressure points on wide nose bridge.

Ekoi S-Aero test: glasses with spoilers

- Frameless design with large polycarbonate lens, high field of vision, water-repellent and anti-fog coating, UV protection in accordance with EN ISO 12312-1.
- 35 g lightweight goggles with TR90 frame, adjustable nose pad, rubberised temples and Revo main lenses plus clear replacement lens for different light conditions.  
- Price: 80 euros with extensive accessories; good price-performance ratio, but possible helmet collision and fit problems with small, narrow heads.

Large field of vision, strong accessory package: the Endura Singletrack Frameless in the test

- 100% launches the Aerocraft RBH, a €219.90 racing goggle in the Red Bull BORA hansgrohe team design.  
- 3DPlane lens technology, eleven colour and lens versions, 38 g weight, large visor and accessories with soft case and three nose pads.  
- Tone-on-tone blue, adjustable fit and non-slip temples are aimed at ambitious cyclists and fans; a further ten colour variants are available.

Professional look for everyone: the 100% Aerocraft RBH in team design

- Uvex is launching three new models of cycling goggles (Sequenze, Flowline, Ramp) with different concepts from 69.95 euros.
- Sequenze CV offers Colourvision contrast enhancement, Supravision anti-fog, adjustable nose pads, soft temples and full UV protection up to 400 nm.
- Flowline (half frame, €79.95) and Ramp (entry-level model, €69.95) have mirrored lenses, a large field of vision (Ramp) and UV protection up to 400 nm.

New cycling sunglasses: Uvex presents three new glasses for road bike, gravel and MTB

- Adidas is launching two sports glasses: ALKATOR for MTB/gravel, KENTRO for running/asphalt, 155 euros each and six variants.  
- POWERVIZN lens system with high-contrast technology, hydrophobic/oleophobic coatings and precision mirror for 12-37 % light transmission.  
- ALKATOR: Shield shape, adjustable nose pads, clip-in, ventilation; KENTRO: Full rim, customisable pads, ventilation openings; both with TR90 frame.

New sports eyewear from Adidas: With a large visor: the new Alkator & Kentro from Adidas

- Velans 2 sports goggles: 26 g, 8KO nylon lenses with 70% clearer vision according to the manufacturer, large field of vision and ventilation openings to prevent fogging.
- Revised temples with stabilising fins and reinforced pop-lock hinges, frame made from Infinite Recycled material with a lower carbon footprint.
- Price: €155 (standard), €200 with 8KO IRIS photochromic lens; seven colour options, customisation for €25, lifetime guarantee, used by pro teams.

Lifetime guarantee: SunGod presents the Velans 2 cycling glasses

- Shyft sports glasses use a 5-second webcam measurement of the face width to produce a customised frame width using 3D printing in Austria.  
- The aim is to achieve greater comfort and a better fit without pressure points, supported by rubberised temples, an adjustable nose piece and interchangeable lenses.  
- This model costs from 94.99 euros, offers two frame colours and nine lens variants; in the test, it fits securely, but does not bring noticeable advantages for all users.

Naked Optics: customised cycling glasses via camera

- Essential gravel equipment: padded cycling shorts, helmet, gloves, cycling jersey with base layer, special shoes, wind/rain jacket and sports goggles.  
- Cycling shorts with seat padding, a suitable helmet and gloves increase comfort and safety, especially on bumpy surfaces and rough terrain.  
- A jersey, weatherproof jacket, gravel shoes and goggles ensure climate management, efficient pedalling, protection from the elements and eye protection.

Equipment for gravel bikers: these must-haves for gravel beginners

- S3 FDJ: large shield goggles (approx. 15 × 6 cm), ultra HD lens with full spectrum UV protection, weight 36 g, for training and racing
- Frame made from Grilamid TR90 with ultra-grip rubber at the temple ends and nose pads ensures a secure, pressure-free fit, ideal for narrow to normal noses
- Scope of delivery: hard case, clear replacement lens, two nose pads; 16 frame/lens combinations available for different optical preferences

100% S3 FDJ in test: Team look, large windscreen, clear view and plenty of wind protection

- Powervizn High Contrast lenses increase contrast, depth perception and glare reduction, with variants for road, trail and photochromic versions.  
- Hydrophobic and oleophobic coatings protect against sweat, water, dust and oil; mirror finish reduces reflections on wet tarmac and water.  
- Disadvantages are the higher price and limited all-round suitability of special tints; available from April 2026 in all Adidas Sport Eyewear models.

Adidas Powervizn: High-tech glasses for maximum contrast & perfect visibility on the road

- Digital gadgets such as radar, trackers, smart locks, helmets and AI glasses make cycling safer, more connected and more comfortable.  
- Radar systems, smart locks plus trackers and bright, connected helmets increase visibility, theft protection and group contact.  
- AI sports glasses such as Oakley Meta Vanguard combine training tools, audio and a 3K camera, but raise data protection and surveillance issues.

Smart cycling: When the bike becomes a high-tech gadget

- With Fury Junior and Intensity Junior, Julbo is launching two ultra-light sports glasses (16.5-19.5 g) for children aged 8-12.
- Both models use impact-resistant Spectron Cat. 3 lenses (12% light transmission) with 100% UV protection and a large field of vision for strong sunlight.
- Fury Junior uses a ventilated polycarbonate lens, Intensity Junior uses bio-based Rilsan and an optional optical clip; both approx. 55 euros.

Julbo children's sports glasses: The optimum protection for children's eyes when cycling

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Spectacles

Spectacles

Ekoi S-Aero test
Glasses with spoilers

Large field of vision, strong accessory package
The Endura Singletrack Frameless in the test

Professional look for everyone
The 100% Aerocraft RBH in team design

New cycling sunglasses
Uvex presents three new glasses for road bike, gravel and MTB

New sports eyewear from Adidas
With a large visor: the new Alkator & Kentro from Adidas

Lifetime guarantee
SunGod presents the Velans 2 cycling glasses

Naked Optics
Customised cycling glasses via camera

Equipment for gravel bikers
These must-haves for gravel beginners

100% S3 FDJ in test
Team look, large windscreen, clear view and plenty of wind protection

Adidas Powervizn
High-tech glasses for maximum contrast & perfect visibility on the road

Smart cycling
When the bike becomes a high-tech gadget

Julbo children's sports glasses
The optimum protection for children's eyes when cycling

Spectacles

Spectacles

Ekoi S-Aero testGlasses with spoilers

Large field of vision, strong accessory packageThe Endura Singletrack Frameless in the test

Professional look for everyoneThe 100% Aerocraft RBH in team design

New cycling sunglassesUvex presents three new glasses for road bike, gravel and MTB

New sports eyewear from AdidasWith a large visor: the new Alkator & Kentro from Adidas

Lifetime guaranteeSunGod presents the Velans 2 cycling glasses

Naked OpticsCustomised cycling glasses via camera

Equipment for gravel bikersThese must-haves for gravel beginners

100% S3 FDJ in testTeam look, large windscreen, clear view and plenty of wind protection

Adidas PowerviznHigh-tech glasses for maximum contrast & perfect visibility on the road

Smart cyclingWhen the bike becomes a high-tech gadget

Julbo children's sports glassesThe optimum protection for children's eyes when cycling

Ekoi S-Aero test
Glasses with spoilers

Large field of vision, strong accessory package
The Endura Singletrack Frameless in the test

Professional look for everyone
The 100% Aerocraft RBH in team design

New cycling sunglasses
Uvex presents three new glasses for road bike, gravel and MTB

New sports eyewear from Adidas
With a large visor: the new Alkator & Kentro from Adidas

Lifetime guarantee
SunGod presents the Velans 2 cycling glasses

Naked Optics
Customised cycling glasses via camera

Equipment for gravel bikers
These must-haves for gravel beginners

100% S3 FDJ in test
Team look, large windscreen, clear view and plenty of wind protection

Adidas Powervizn
High-tech glasses for maximum contrast & perfect visibility on the road

Smart cycling
When the bike becomes a high-tech gadget

Julbo children's sports glasses
The optimum protection for children's eyes when cycling