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I've worn them for over 1,000 miles on my road bike and I still can't believe what great glasses they are!
Super light ! Does not bother even when it's hot, I also use them for running. With these sunglasses, the sun doesn't bother me as much
The glasses fit well and give a wide angle of view. Glasses' tint adapts perfectly to the luminosity
Lenses' transition according to the light is very comfortable!
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chasing dawn in Wyoming Across Wyoming’s empty high plains, Lucas pushes into the morning wind, carrying everything he needs for a week of self-supported adventure.
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climbing through Els Ports A long gravel ascent beneath the red cliffs of Els Ports, carrying days of supplies toward a remote mountain bivouac.
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resting in the Maestrazgo A quiet stop beside a mountain shelter in Spain’s Maestrazgo, before continuing deeper into the remote backcountry.
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resupplying in the Black Forest A village convenience store provides water, food, and a route check before another day crossing Germany's forest gravel roads.
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hydrating in Eastern Oregon A rare water stop breaks up a long stretch between remote towns and sagebrush-covered backroads.
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crossing the Kaibab Plateau Loaded with food and water, he pedals across Arizona’s high desert toward the North Rim of the Grand Canyon.
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chasing dawn in Wyoming Across Wyoming’s empty high plains, Lucas pushes into the morning wind, carrying everything he needs for a week of self-supported adventure.
-
climbing through Els Ports A long gravel ascent beneath the red cliffs of Els Ports, carrying days of supplies toward a remote mountain bivouac.
-
resting in the Maestrazgo A quiet stop beside a mountain shelter in Spain’s Maestrazgo, before continuing deeper into the remote backcountry.
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resupplying in the Black Forest A village convenience store provides water, food, and a route check before another day crossing Germany's forest gravel roads.
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hydrating in Eastern Oregon A rare water stop breaks up a long stretch between remote towns and sagebrush-covered backroads.
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crossing the Kaibab Plateau Loaded with food and water, he pedals across Arizona’s high desert toward the North Rim of the Grand Canyon.