Test: With the POC Do Half Blade, the Swedish company has developed a goggle model specifically for road cyclists. Inspired by its predecessor, the Do Blade, which completely encloses the lens, the Do Half Blade is frameless at the bottom to allow for better vision. POC Do Half Blade - Lens The lens is primarily about... read more
Test: The Assos Zegho Factory Team lenses are equipped with one of the highest-quality lenses on the market. All the technologies ensure good performance. The fit takes some getting used to, but it's definitely a great fit. The design and packaging are second to none and will make you feel like a kid again. Assos Zegho Factory Team - Lens The lens of the Zegho... read more
Test: The 100% Speedcraft has become known as the Peter Sagan glasses. With contrast-enhancing lenses and a sturdy frame that doesn't pinch, these glasses can compete at the top of the test field. Furthermore, a little more effort was put into the packaging than simply stuffing everything into a box. 100% Speedcraft - Lens The lens of the 100%... read more
Test: The Zero rh+ Olympo AirX goggles offer a unique feature in the entire test field: they feature a so-called Syncro Swing lens system. This allows the rider to simply flip the lenses upward without having to remove the goggles. Zero rh+ Olympo AirX - Lens The lenses of the Olympo AirX are high-quality and feature shock/scratch resistance... read more
Test: With a slightly different, frameless design, Variomatic lenses, and a sturdy frame, the Uvex Sportstyle 803 Race certainly impressed us in our test. In addition to various lens technologies, the Uvex glasses also offer several adjustment options on the frame to ensure a secure fit. Uvex Sportstyle 803 Race - Lens The lens of the... read more
