Sunglasses

Just like the activities they’re used for, the different variants of our sunglasses also differ from one another.
For example, there are special cycling glasses that stand out thanks to their aerodynamics combined with good ventilation. Here it is particularly important that the protective glasses fit well, don’t slip down your nose and therefore don’t interfere with cycling. It should also be noted that such sunglasses are best tried on together with your bike helmet to ensure that no pressure points occur and the user enjoys a comfortable fit.
In contrast, there are classic hiking sunglasses, which are characterized by their particularly high stability. Here, manufacturers rely on a straightforward construction that can withstand rough handling. Such outdoor protective glasses are designed to be especially robust and durable so they can confidently meet the challenges of rough terrain. They are highly impact-resistant and are an absolute must in any professional hiking kit!
There are also special sunglasses designed for running. These combine similar product features to cycling sunglasses but provide an even more secure fit than those mentioned above. Since the user is constantly in motion – and usually more intensely than when cycling – you need protective glasses that guarantee a rock-solid fit during every movement. Running sunglasses are also particularly lightweight so that no pressure is exerted on the bridge of the nose.
As another special type, there are ski goggles. These sunglasses are characterized by their extremely low light transmission and therefore provide the best possible UV protection. Thanks to well-thought-out, application-specific technologies, such sunglasses can optimally meet the protection requirements at high altitudes.