Designed to offer the maximum in vertical and peripheral vision, the SunGod Airas glasses come frameless for all your seeing needs.
If you’re one of those riders that won’t be seen outside without some riding glasses on, then the new SunGod Airas might well be worthy of your consideration.
Read Pete’s review of his custom SunGod Vulcans FF glasses here.
Key features:
- 8KO® cylindrical lens
- Pop-lock® screw-less hinges
- Grip-lock® rubber hydrophilic ear socks and nose pads
- Four nose pads are included as standard
- Anti-fog inner lens coating
- Hydrophobic lens treatment
- Triple layer scratch resistant protection
- 27g
- Starts from £130 (Airas Zero frame)
- SunGod.co
SunGod have launched their lightest pair of cycling-specific glasses in the form of the Airas. The fully frame-less design aims to provide maximum vision, although conversion kits to add frames are also available. Their cylindrical cut lens is designed to sit closer to your face to limit their impact on your vision while riding.
SunGod claim their nylon-based less more optical clarity than most of the polycarbonate offerings on the market, and we’ll be putting that to the test when our set arrives to be run through the mill. If they’re anything like the Vulcans FF Pete tested, then the customisation options will be beyond belief, with a very quick turnaround on custom options, with the fit being fine-tunable.
Possibly the only complaint regards the Vulcans FF glasses was the amount of glasses above the arms coming together with some lower browed modern enduro helmets. We’ll be seeing if these steer clear of the crash hats in an upcoming test.
