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Not all bicycles are the same, some are better than others. The same goes for cycling sunglasses.
\nAs a cyclist, you may know bicycles more \u00a0than bike sunglasses. However, if you read this article, the situation will change.
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1.Eye protection<\/span><\/strong><\/p>\n Riding a bicycle without wearing a helmet, Just like an idiot. The same goes for cycling sunglasses. Wearing cycling glasses can prevent\u00a0our eyes from\u00a0stones \uff0c\u00a0debris \uff0cdust, and insects\u00a0of the road. UV400 functions lenses are can better filter ultraviolet rays and protect our\u00a0eyes.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n 2.UV400 protection<\/span><\/strong><\/p>\n Most sunglasses can \u00a0block ultraviolet rays. You know. That is\u00a0the most basic<\/p>\n standard.<\/p>\n However, some cycling sunglasses is not\u00a0100% UV protection. We should choose cycling sunglasses that are labelled as \u201cblocking 99-100% of UV rays\u201d\u00a0or “UV absorption up to 400nm” .<\/p>\n <\/p>\n 3.Wraparound design<\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n The Wrap-around cycling\u00a0sunglasses provide more curved lenses that wrap around the sides of our\u00a0face and cover more area. This design can prevent\u00a0sun rays from entering your eyes from the side. Meanwhile, it also provides a wider view of sight<\/p>\n <\/p>\n 4.Fits<\/span><\/strong><\/p>\n We can\u00a0adjust the bike\u00a0base on\u00a0your body. Same as riding sunglasses. Xunqi cycling sunglasses provide 8 based curved lenses to make them more suitable for European faces. Adjustable nose pads fit your face shape better.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n 5.Lens transmittance grade<\/span><\/strong><\/p>\n As a cyclist, you are exposed to a lot of direct sunlight and light reflected from road surfaces, the darker lens is necessary. I would choose a \u00a0lens between\u00a0category \u00a02 and 3. If you are in a very bright environment without obstructions, the darker 4x lens will be a good choice. In the morning, please wear clear lenses.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n 6.Lens colour<\/span><\/strong><\/p>\n Blue\u00a0lens<\/p>\n The biggest benefit of the blue lens is versatility, particularly for rapidly changing light conditions such as through forests with intermittent tree cover.<\/p>\n Green lens<\/p>\n Green lens\u00a0look good, but it is\u00a0out of place for cycling. In\u00a0lower light conditions,\u00a0it lends shade.\u00a0In bright conditions ,\u00a0the definition is good, like grey lens<\/p>\n Red Or Pink\u00a0lens<\/p>\n Red and Pink lenses are a wild-card, it is great in low light. while in\u00a0sunny day ,was suited than anticipated as the definition and shade also increased.<\/p>\n Grey\u00a0lens<\/p>\n Grey is usually divided into category 0 (allowing all light to pass through) to category 4 (very dark). Based on visible light transmission (VLT), the most common one is type 2 (18-45% VLT) and type 3 (8-17% VLT) lenses in cycling.<\/p>\n Although grey colour can help \u00a0us to\u00a0see things better in bright conditions, it also affects clarity and details are difficult to distinguish. Photochromic lenses that can adjust the tint level according to brightness provide cyclists with more versatility.<\/p>\n Clear\u00a0lens<\/p>\n Clear lenses are best for night time riding or low light conditions. High definition and \u00a0Well protection\u00a0from wind, dust and UVA and UVB rays.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n 7.Lens Quality<\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n The PC lens is lighter, anti-scratch and impact resistance. With the function of UV 400 protection can well isolate the UV rays with a wavelength of 290 nm-380nm.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n 8.Optional extras or upgrading<\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n Choosing cycling sunglasses lens coatings such as a hydrophobic coating, which repels water (useful in a hot climate), or anti-fog coating useful in a temperate climate or in the cool morning.<\/p>\n The photochromic lens which that automatically darkens in bright light and becomes lighter in low light. Great for early morning riding.<\/p>\n Polarized lenses can be very comfortable in very bright conditions and will cut reflected glare when sunlight bounces off smooth surfaces like pavement or road.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n 9.The correct way to wear sunglasses<\/span><\/strong><\/p>\n The correct way to wear sunglasses is to wear your helmet, strap it on, and then put your glasses on\u00a0the\u00a0outside of \u00a0straps. \u00a0You look better\u00a0in this way, \u00a0also you have the chance to take your glasses off and put them on again during the ride. It seems\u00a0it is not important, but there is some occasion in which taking your sunglasses on.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n 10.Will the bigger lens be better?<\/span><\/strong><\/p>\n Not definitely yes.Large lenses can provide a wider vision and windproof effect. \u00a0It depends\u00a0on your face shape and helmet.In\u00a0a word, suitability\u00a0is the\u00a0first choice.<\/p>\n <\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Not all bicycles are the same, some are better than others. The same goes for cycling sunglasses. As a cyclist, you may know bicycles better than bike sunglasses. However, if you read this article, the situation will change. 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