Clear vision at altitude, where the light washes everything out on the trail

In the mountains, light hits twice as hard: direct sunlight, plus everything it reflects off rock and snow. Eyes squint, get tired, and the relief fades in the glare. These glasses cut out these reflections and restore contrast, to keep the terrain readable from start to summit, no matter the intensity of the light.

Why they'll never leave your bag

• Polarized lenses — they filter light reflected by rock, snow, and water to reduce glare and improve clarity on very bright terrains.
• UV filter — the lenses block ultraviolet rays to protect eyes at altitude and during long exposures to direct sunlight.
• Resistant polycarbonate lenses — the material withstands shocks and gravel splashes to last on the terrain, where a thin lens would scratch or break.
• Five interchangeable lenses — adapt the tint to the day's brightness, from bright sun to overcast skies, with a single frame and a complete kit.
• Wrap-around and ventilated frame — the shape conforms to the face to block side light, while the openwork temples limit fogging during effort.

Designed for hikers, mountaineers, and trail runners, but also for cycling and all outdoor sports where light constantly changes. The complete kit (hard case, cloth, pouch, optical frame, and cord) goes everywhere. If your outings expose you to intense light, they'll quickly find their place in your gear.

Really suitable for bright mountain light?

The usual fear with sports glasses: that a single lens won't be enough for all conditions. Here, the interchangeable lenses cover from full sun to gray weather, and the polarization manages reflections on bright terrains. For maintenance, clean the lenses with the provided cloth and store everything in the case to protect the surfaces from scratches.

Because aiming for the summit means keeping a clear vision with every step of the way.