Sports Glasses

What you should consider when choosing golf glasses is to choose a pair of sports glasses with a wide field of vision and a good contrast enhancement. It can also make sense to choose a pair of glasses with an interchangeable lens so that you can adjust the lens according to the weather. In sunny weather, you should choose a category 3 lens, but in overcast weather, a clear (category 0) or category 1 lens is better.

When you go running, you need a pair of running glasses that are lightweight and fit securely over your nose. Choose a pair of streamlined sports glasses that are adjustable over the bridge of the nose. Contrast-enhancing lenses can help you see details in the terrain better, which is useful for trail running. For added flexibility, choose a pair of sports glasses with interchangeable lenses so you can adjust the lens based on the weather.

Most of our sports goggles can be worn under a ski helmet. However, we recommend models that cover a larger part of the face to reduce chilly winds at the edge of the helmet. So models such as the Athletic Full Frame or Athletic Square are excellent choices of sports glasses for skiing. The Athletic Square can also be complemented with a clear lens for days with overcast weather.

The lenses of our sports glasses are made of polycarbonate, which is a tough and durable material that can withstand heavy impacts without cracking or shattering. This is particularly important when you're practising a sport where you might be hit by balls, branches or other objects. In the unlikely event of an accident, they won't shatter into sharp pieces, minimising the risk of eye damage. They naturally have 100% UV protection, shielding your eyes from both UVA and UVB rays.