AGU Bold Anti Fog Glasses

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The large Shield lens is 1980s-inspired, but the frameless design is very 21st century, as is the very light 28g total weight. The deep swept lens provides impressively clear vision with nothing to obstruct your view, regardless of head position. Because of the 3D curvature, the lenses are quite spherical in shape, but you get little in the way of distortion, just a touch at the edge of the base of the lens that doesn’t interfere with your view. The deep (60mm) lens in Revo Red offers plenty of bold contrast, which greatly enhances vision in bright sunshine, while protection from the elements from the deep, wrapped lens is among the very best on test. The frame sits 2mm above the brow of the lens, which works well in cutting down on fogging. Robert Smith / Immediate Media

The lens does tend to fog around the nose bridge when you’re working hard in warmer weather. However, lens clarity is good and the spherical curvature means little in the way of distortion. Aside from the glasses themselves, there are a number of other little things you should be looking for when buying your cycling glasses. The red tint of the new Enliven lens brings a lovely warm glow to your view and the colours of the landscape pop. Robert Smith / Immediate Media The Snapper IIs wouldn’t look out of place arriving at the office on a commuter bike or in the midst of a sportive, so they’re perfect if you are looking for something with more versatile styling. Seeing well while looking good is what the Bold Anti-Fog Glasses are all about. The sunglasses have a stylish, modern design and offer you a very wide and clear field of vision, so you can always see exactly what’s going on around you – even out of the corner of your eye.

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Where we've been able to link to a review, it means that we've put the eyewear through its paces. All of the members of the Cycling Weekly Tech Team have years of experience across all disciplines and have a wealth of knowledge when it comes to cycling sunglasses. The frame is nicely rigid around the lens, and the rear of the arms is supple, as is the non-adjustable nosepiece. AGU spends a great deal of time and energy searching for ways to further develop and improve products.

The full-frame design is like a classic Ray-Ban Wayfarer style that’s been curved to wrap closely around your face. The frames themselves have large centimetre-square vents on either side, so our tester didn’t get any fogging at all. However, on wet rides you do get the occasional spray coming through this gap, so maybe grab a different pair of glasses if you’re planning a ride in inclement weather. The Amoks feature a Cat 2 lens, which means that these sunglasses are good for most riding conditions, although on the very brightest and sunniest days you may want something a little darker.From simple cycling glasses to high-end cycling glasses made of the best materials available, AGU has suitable glasses for every cyclist. We have them in different shapes, sizes and colors. And in prices ranging from a few tenners to just over a hundred euros. Our cycling glasses stay put and protect your eyes against the sun, wind, rain, and dirt. And just as easily they will keep bugs out of your eyes. Cycling glasses for everyone It’s much lighter than most, providing a bright contrast along with the protection on offer. That’s because the ‘plasma’ lens used here is designed to reduce the amount of blue light entering the eye, resulting in a much bolder contrast between colours. The best cycling glasses might come with lenses that have a hydrophobic coating. When combined with a cycling cap, the best cycling glasses are very useful when riding in the rain, and a hydrophobic coating will make sure that water doesn't stay on the lenses impeding your vision.

Madison has made the Shield’s RX insert compatible, which must surely make these some of the cheapest performance glasses that can be adapted for those who need corrective lenses. The polycarbonate lens has a nice tinted mirror finish and is designed to withstand reasonable impacts without breaking. The closely wrapped curve of the lens sits well and the etched edging is a nice detail. The lens offers full UV400 protection from its category 3 (high UV protection) lens with dark silver mirror finish that belies the very modest price. These are fixed lenses, that are only really for sunny conditions because the tint is quite dark. The large lens is clear and distortion-free, though, and the subtle 35mm-long vents on the brow do an excellent job of keeping things fog-free. Where we haven't yet had the chance to review an item, we're still confident in recommending it as one of the best, because we either know the brand really well, and have probably tested another product or the previous version and can still happily recommend it as one of the best.

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The Ominicrons offer great shield lens coverage, clean styling and dimensions to suit smaller faces. A good-value pair of glasses with three lenses for all conditions and year-round eye protection. Lens removal involves twisting the arms downwards and unhooking a C-shaped section from an anchor in the arms. Robert Smith / Immediate Media The Polygon Revo’s styling is very close to that of Oakley’s classic Radar. The lens in particular has a shape that’s almost identical to the premium brand’s classic, half-frame shades. Whether you are charging ahead, or just calmly pedaling through the drizzle during a low-intensity workout, AGU cycling glasses are for cyclists of all levels. First and foremost, cycling glasses should ensure top-notch vision and be practical. The best glasses are those you hardly notice. You will find nothing less than the best cycling glasses in our range. You can get the same glasses that the pro riders from Team Jumbo-Visma wear. Are maybe you prefer a practical model of bike sunglasses, one of the trendy cycling glasses, or a casual pair for daily life? At AGU we have it all. And more! Cycling glasses chosen with care It's also crucial to ensure that the frame and fit work well with your helmet. Our guide to the best bike helmets talks a little about some nice touches some brands have deployed to ensure helmet and glasses harmony, when on and off your face. Brands that sell both helmets and sunglasses like Oakley, Kask/Koo and Rudy Project have often specifically designed their glasses and helmets to work together.

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Peripheral coverage to the sides and bottom of the lenses is important, as glare that creeps in here can be distracting. You also want to make sure that the frames are, as much as possible, out of your field of vision as they can obscure obstacles - hence the current trend to larger and larger lenses. Frameless designs are useful in this respect. What are the best cycling glasses for riding in the rain? Cycling sunglass lenses are getting larger and larger What lens size and shape are best for cycling sunglasses? The slender arms and slim, fixed-nose bridge make these best-suited to smaller faces. Robert Smith / Immediate Media All offer similar function (although some full frame cycling glasses might have a problem if the upper or lower part of the frame is in your eyeline), so which variety you decide to go for depends on the look that suits you, and the priority you give to weight and of course what fits.