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Spy Monolith Sunglasses

Spy Optic has introduced one of its boldest styles yet, the Monolith. The shield style frame is packed with several performance features such as their revolutionary therapeutic Happy lens technology that lets in the good long-wave blue light that promotes balance in the body´s circadian rhythm, and blocks the harmful bad rays. The special lenses are also tapered to follow the natural curvature of the eye, providing crystal-clear distortion-free vision while reducing eyestrain. The frame also features their Scoop ventilation system to increase airflow, eliminating fogged-up lenses and moisture. Available now in several styles.



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TAG HEUER EYEWEAR - Image

TAG HEUER EYEWEAR

Tag Heuer unveils its new eyewear collection, blending luxury design with cutting-edge technology. The Shield Pro line, inspired by cycling, features a bio-nylon/recycled graphite frame and interchangeable Ruthenium metal shield. The Line series showcases bio nylon/carbon fiber frames, a 3D-printed titanium nosepiece, and a Dyneema cable for enhanced flexibility. Renato Montagner, the creative director, emphasizes innovation and design in these high-performance glas...
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Smith Wildcat Sunglasses

Smith leans into performance with the Wildcat, a pair of sunglasses that borrows heavily from goggle design while keeping the everyday usability of standard eyewear. The result is something built for speed, exposure, and changing conditions. The oversized ChromaPop lens delivers strong clarity and contrast, helping details stand out whether you are riding through open terrain or shaded trails. The wide coverage offers extra protection without feelin...
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Reigning Champ x District Vision Eyewear Collection - Image

Reigning Champ x District Vision Eyewear Collection

Reigning Champ has teamed up with the NYC based running brand, District Vision, for a new limited edition performance eyewear collection. Engineered and developed in Japan, each limited-edition frame features a custom-tinted D+ gradient lens designed for varied performance conditions. Wear-tested extensively on cross-country trails, the velodrome track, and on city roads by three elite Canadian athletes currently training on the west coast. Priced from 200 to 250 US...
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