Super lightweight, semi-casual looking high-performance glasses that come with an impact resistance and adjustable, non-slip fit

Lenses

Ryders' Seventh Velo-Polar Anti-Fog Sunglasses come with Ryders' best collection of lens design technologies. Built from a rugged material the lenses come with an impact resistant design with a scratch resistant coating which ensures your vision stays clear even in the most intense of environments. Also, to help keep your vision clearer for longer the lens has also been treated with an anti-fog, hydrophobic and oleophobic lens coating which causes water to pearl from the lens and stops the lens from fogging up in hot and humid conditions. Meanwhile, polarised lens technology minimises distortion and protects you from 100% of harmful UV light radiation and reflected light glare.  

Frame

The frame comes with a Grilamid TR90 construction which is both extremely lightweight and flexible whilst retaining a high level of strength and durability. The sunglasses come with a specialised fit with fully adjustable temples and nose pad which allows you to find the best positioning for your particular face shape. The temple tips and nose pads are coated in a water-resistant rubber that ensures that the glasses remain stabilised even when you’re at your most active.

About the Ryders Eyewear brand

In the early 80’s, mountain biking was only just emerging as a sport. The bikes were bad, the clothing was worse, and the brakes were terrifying. Over just a few years its popularity grew considerably with a scene developing in Whistler and on Vancouver’s notorious North Shore.By the mid-80’s, gear was more accessible and the sport was progressing rapidly. 1986 brought about the first ever Canadian Mountain Bike Championships. The competition spanned a few days and finished in Whistler with local boy, Brent Martin, coming out on top. Shortly after being crowned Canadian Champion, Brent founded RYDERS EYEWEAR. His goal was simple—provide cyclists of all stripes with high quality, performance-oriented eyewear that they wouldn’t hesitate to use, especially in the most destructive conditions. But it wasn’t just about eyewear and bikes. He was determined to remain actively entrenched in the cycling community. For the past 30 years, RYDERS has stayed true to Brent’s vision. These deep roots in the Northwest are of vital importance to who we are today. Not only are we still headquartered in North Vancouver, but our overwhelming sense of community—in our backyard and afar—our drive for adventure, and our love for providing like-minded people with hard-working gear are unstoppable forces. Lucky for all of us, zebra striped tights and toe clips were very stoppable forces, no thanks whatsoever to cantilever brakes.