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Premium eyewear range expanded with three new models: New Shimano cycling glasses with RIDESCAPE technology

7 February 2025 by Andrew Waldera

New Shimano cycling glasses with RIDESCAPE technology

Product news: There is some very interesting news to report from Shimano. The new generation of Shimano cycling glasses with RIDESCAPE technology is now available in specialist shops. The premium glasses range has been expanded to include three new models that combine innovative design and fresh colors with groundbreaking lens technology.

Shimano is expanding its range of premium eyewear with three new models that combine advanced optics with precise engineering to help cyclists perform at their best. The new S-PHYRE SL, EQUINOX and PULSAR eyewear feature a sleek, modern design and are lightweight, and are designed to offer the ultimate in speed, style and functionality for optimal performance in all conditions.

Shimano cycling glasses with RIDESCAPE lens technology

The RIDESCAPE lens technology developed by Shimano includes three options that are tailored to different riding conditions and types of terrain. Sunny days on the road, changing shadows on trail rides or dim light on an evening gravel ride - RIDESCAPE transmits the right amount of light to improve visibility. According to Shimano, details that normally appear washed out, dull or blurred become clearer, more vibrant and more distinct thanks to the innovative lens technology.



S-PHYRE SL: Super-light, frameless glasses for top performance

The new S-PHYRE SL Shimano cycling glasses feature a super-light, one-piece lens and a frameless design for ambitious racers who want to save every gram of weight. The invisible frame and nose bridge provide a sleek, aerodynamic look, while the curved temples are designed to guarantee a secure fit on any terrain.

  • RIDESCAPE RD: Black Sapphire, Matte Crystal and Pink Sapphire
  • RIDESCAPE OR: Black Sapphire
  • RIDESCAPE GR: Green Sapphire
  • Frame: Rilsan® clear G850 Rnew® bio-based polyamide
  • Weight: 23.7 g
  • RRP: 159,95 euros

Shimano cycling glasses EQUINOX: style and versatility through technology

The new EQUINOX lightweight half-frame is based on the performance and design features of the Shimano S-PHYRE. The short, curved temples are designed to ensure a secure fit in all riding conditions. The cut-out temple structure integrates seamlessly into a variety of helmets, providing all-day comfort and protection from the elements.



New Shimano cycling glasses with RIDESCAPE technology

  • RIDESCAPE RD: Matte Black, Matte White, Smokey Pink
  • RIDESCAPE OR: Matte White
  • RIDESCAPE GR: Teal
  • Photochromatic: Matte White
  • Frame: Rilsan® clear G850 Rnew® bio-based polyamide
  • Interchangeable lens: Clear
  • Weight: 25.2 g
  • RRP: 119,95 euros (Photochromatic 149,95 euros)

PULSAR : Flexible design combined with first-class functionality

The lightweight and durable PULSAR features a large, one-piece lens for improved eye protection and better visibility on the trail. The removable lower rim provides additional versatility and allows riders to easily switch between a full-frame and half-frame design. With the interchangeable, MTB-optimized RIDESCAPE lenses, choosing the perfect line on the trail should be no problem.



  • RIDESCAPE OR: Matte Black, Forest Gray and Tea Berry
  • Frame: Rilsan® clear G850 Rnew® bio-based polyamide
  • Weight: 29.8 g
  • RRP: 89.95 euros

 

Web: www.shimano.com

Tags:cycling gogglesNewsRidescape technologyShimano

More than Andrew Waldera

Andreas Waldera has been working as an online editor and test driver for many years. With his roots anchored in BMX and downhill, biking can't be rough enough for him. Born in the Lower Rhine region, he moved to the beautiful Eifel region to pursue his passion for cycling.

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