EYEWEAR & LENS TECHNOLOGIES

Endura cycling glasses come with a multitude of technical lens features and treatments to make eyewear more functional and comfortable in all weather situations.

LIGHT REACTIVE PLUS LENSES

LIGHT REACTIVE PLUS LENSES

For fast changing light conditions.

Light Reactive Plus lenses incorporate technology that allows for a particularly broad range of light fi ltration and so are ideal for use in widely changing light conditions. They offer full UV protection according to the standard EN1836.

LIGHT REACTIVE LENSES

LIGHT REACTIVE LENSES

For changing light conditions.

Light Reactive lenses use photochromic technology for a rapid response to changing light conditions. The lenses respond in 7 seconds to light exposure and offer full UV protection according to the standard EN1836.

SUPER-HYDROPHOBIC Lenses

SUPER-HYDROPHOBIC FINISH

Ideal for foul weather and dirt riding.

Hydrophobic finish is a technical enhancement to the lenses allowing them to repel water and spray. Water droplets simply slide off the lens leaving streak free, clear vision.

HYDROPHOBIC lenses

HYDROPHOBIC FINISH

Repels water & Spray.

Hydrophobic finish is a technical enhancement to the lenses allowing them to repel water and spray. Water droplets simply slide off the lens leaving streak free, clear vision.

Anti-fog lenses

ANTI-FOG FINISH

Combat perspiration.

A functional anti-fog finish on the inside of the lenses resists misting from perspiration (aided by vented lenses on certain models). This helps provide unimpaired vision, particularly when stopping and starting on the bike.

VENTED LENSES

VENTED LENSES

Stops steaming up at slow speeds.

Vented lens resist perspiration more than standard lenses. This helps provide unimpaired vision, particularly when stopping and starting on the bike.

REMOVABLE LENS SETS

REMOVABLE LENS SETS

Multiple lenses for different conditions.

Vented lens resist perspiration more than standard lenses. This helps provide unimpaired vision, particularly when stopping and starting on the bike.