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★★★★★Full-shield sunglasses for road cycling and running, with a wide panoramic field of view. Mirrored lens for enhanced contrast and glare reduction in bright conditions.
RP Optics
Mirrored
- Reduce glare / enhance contrast
- Ensure true vision without distorsion of colors
- Protect for ultraviolet rays
ImpactX
Photochromic
- Photochomic Adaptability
- Unbreakable
- Exceptional Optical Clarity
- Lightweight and Durable
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The Spinshield Air is a full-shield performance sunglasses for road cycling, gravel and running. Its generous dimensions deliver a wide panoramic field of view, while the lightweight full-shield design provides maximum coverage with minimal weight for endurance efforts across road and trail. Available with mirrored lens for maximum glare reduction and high-contrast vision in bright sunlight.
| Gender fit | Mens, Womens |
|---|---|
| Face size | Large |
| Temple | 125 mm |
| Height | 59 mm |
| Width | 147 mm |
| Weight | 30 g |
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Lens type
Multilaser Red combines a neutral grey base with a bold mirrored coating that limits intense brightness without altering natural colours. It provides clear, comfortable vision in strong sunlight and exposed environments, reducing visual fatigue over long sessions. Well suited to cycling, running, golf, cross-country skiing, biathlon and beach volleyball when reliable glare control and accurate colour perception are required.
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