Spectacular Specs
Recently Smith launched the Ruckus glasses A ($ 200, smithoptics.com). They feature an updated Pivlock system for swapping temples, which is smoother than the previous version, while still secure. The top bar improves airflow to prevent fogging. The Oakley Jawbreaker B ($ 268, oakley.ca) in Splatter Celeste is a bit Jackson Pollock and a bit Savedbythebell. It’s for those with a soft spot for the early ’90s and who want the company’s Prizm lens technology for high colour contrast. The 100% Speedcraft Air C ($ 425, orangesportsupply.com) has two arms that work in conjunction with magnets that adhere to your nose. The system is said to help your breathing out on the road. Hey, if it works for Peter Sagan…the Bollé Shifter D ($ 300, bolle.com) are sleek, new glasses from the 130-year-old company. The Phantom lens’s photochromic filter adjusts to various light conditions. The POC Require glasses E ($ 250, pocsports.com) offer a classic look that works both on and off the bike. The frame is made of grilamid, a thermoplastic that’s strong and offers some flex.