A lens that adapts itself, from shaded undergrowth to a sunny road

A bike ride that alternates between forests, tunnels, and sunny straightaways: changing glasses at each transition is impossible while riding, and a fixed lens is always too light or too dark. These glasses solve the problem — the photochromic lens tints and lightens on its own according to the light, to keep your vision clear no matter what happens on the route.

Why they'll never leave your helmet

• Adaptive photochromic lens — it darkens in the sun and lightens in the shade to cover all light conditions with a single screen, without ever stopping to change pairs.
• Wrap-around screen — the large surface covers the field of vision and protects against wind, insects, and projections at full speed, where a thin frame lets them pass.
• Resistant polycarbonate lens — it filters ultraviolet rays and withstands shocks and gravel projections to ride with peace of mind.
• Light and airy construction — the aerodynamic profile and openwork temples limit weight and fogging to remain comfortable on long rides.
• Ventilated temples — the openings allow air to circulate to prevent condensation during effort, when perspiration rises on climbs.

Designed for road cyclists and mountain bikers, but also for leisure outings and all outdoor activities where the light constantly changes. If your routes combine shade and full sun, they'll quickly find their place in your gear.

Does the lens really adapt fast enough?

The usual fear with a photochromic lens: that it reacts too slowly between two light zones. Here, the tint evolves gradually to follow the passage from shade to sun without blurring the eye. For maintenance, clean the lens with a soft cloth and store the glasses in a case to protect the surface from scratches.

Because riding focused means never having to think about changing light again.