They might be oldies, but they're goodies, and no "best of" guide would be complete without their inclusion. If you're still wondering why you should get a pair of cycling glasses, we've also rounded up some of the most common questions further down in this article and answered them for you, so scroll down if you want some more info before making your decision. When paired with a helmet, though, it really completes the aesthetic and balances out their bulk, and I think they look the business. Again, the best cycling glasses have rubber pads that grip the side of your head to hold them securely in place without needing tight arms and so that they're not relying on hooking over your ears. Providing you with essential eye protection and high-quality fashion, these sunglasses are a must this summer!

Carnac's RSF V2 Sunglasses blend equal amounts of stylish design and precision manufacturing to create a pair of casual sunglasses that are greater than the sum of their parts.Considering a ride during the UK summer can see you experience several seasons in a 20-minute window, having a set of sunglasses that can keep up is certainly a big bonus. They also provide protection against harmful UV light, wind and rain and must do so without fogging up. Most cycling glasses have adjustable or swappable rubber nosepieces that can be shaped depending on the dimensions of your nose. although if your budget is tight and you want to browse a wider selection of affordable shades, you might want to check out our guide to the best cheap cycling sunglasses too. The tan brown, rather bold frame, is your only option if you want the MR ALU lenses, though the Solos are also available in black, white and sand (grey) frames with other lenses.

It's a fact that some cycling glasses just look slightly out of place when you're not wearing a helmet - or aren't surrounded by other cyclists. POCs Propel sunglasses were first spotted upon the faces of EF team racing at the 2023 Tour Down Under. They would mist up on both sides of the inserts and both sides of the lenses, I have bad vision but had to take them off riding in fog.

For a cyclist, this means any light being reflected from a car bonnet or your mate’s shiny rear derailleur will be blocked out, which ensures a clear line of sight when riding.