Sunglasses & Cycling Glasses
The eyewear collection brings together frames and lenses for sport and daily life. For Koo, Ray-Ban and Oakley, assess face fit, lens type and environment. Do not assume every model is cycling-specific or polarised.
Sunglasses & Cycling Glasses collection
Ray-Ban Hexagonal Sunglasses 0RB3548 002/71 51 Ekartman Black Grey Gradient
Oakley HSTN Polarized Sunglasses 924209 Black Ink Prizm Black Polar
Oakley Ojector Sunglasses 901818 Matte Brown Tortoise Prizm Black
Oakley Sutro Lite Sunglasses 946367 Matte Tennis Ball Yellow Prizm Ruby
Oakley Sutro Sunglasses 9406B3 Clear Prizm Road
Oakley Frogskins Range Sunglasses 928401 Matte Grey Smoke Grey Ink Prizm Ruby

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Oakley Hydra Sunglasses 922915 Black Ink Prizm Jade
Oakley BXTR Sunglasses 928009 Matte Balsam Prizm Gray
Oakley Sutro Lite Sunglasses 946358 Matte Red Gold ColorShift Prizm Road Black
Oakley FrogSkins Range Sunglasses 928410 Celeste Prizm Black
Oakley Resistor Youth Sunglasses J901016 Blue Steel Prizm Sapphire
Oakley Sutro Lite Sweep Sunglasses 946527 Matte Fern Prizm Gray
Ray-Ban Wayfarer Reverse Sunglasses RBR0502S 6677VR Black Dark Green 50 Inch
Ray-Ban RB4392D Sunglasses 601/87 Black Dark Grey 66 Size
Assess lens properties and face fit together
Field of view matters alongside fit at nose and ears. Everyday and sport shapes may differ. Lens colour alone does not establish UV protection, polarisation or light transmission. Verify these against the exact product code; one frame may have different lens versions.
- Compare frame dimensions and fit on your face.
- Assess temple contact and pressure points with a helmet.
- Verify polarised, photochromic or other lens properties per product.
- Read included cloth, case and any replaceable parts.
Do darker lenses give higher UV protection?
Do not use darkness as a substitute for UV protection information. Choose using the manufacturer's protection description.
Are all glasses polarised?
No. One model may have polarised and other lens versions. Check full model code and lens name, not just brand or frame appearance.






























































































