Choosing a model
Running and triathlon — Lumen, Luna and Terra give the widest coverage and stay put through footstrike vibration. Aquila and Stella are lighter and work as well off the road as on it.
Cycling — Lumen for full-shield coverage, or Campus and Arena for a single cylinder lens with wind protection from all sides.
Padel, tennis and beach volleyball — Taurus and Arena hold through sudden direction changes. Taurus also comes in Large and a smaller pastel version, Pastella.
Hiking, golf and everyday — Aquila and Stella look at home away from the start line.
Then choose the lens
All lenses are polycarbonate with 99%+ UV protection. Regular lenses suit steady, bright light. Polarized lenses cut the glare that bounces off wet asphalt, water and sand. Photochromic lenses darken and clear on their own, for trails and rides that run into dusk. Every color is shown side by side on the lens page.
Getting the fit right
A nosepad-free frame is adjusted differently from an ordinary pair, and most people take a week or two to stop noticing it. The fit and sizing guide covers how to shape the side pads and temple tips, and how to fix a lens that sits too high or slips during a run.
