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Van Rysel cycling glasses

thebourke · 2023-09-07 10:14:55

Anybody used these cycling glasses before? Adult photochromatic cycling glasses roadr 900 - grey https://www.decathlon.ie/cycling-glasses-and-sunglasses/334109-210112-adult-cycling-photochromic-glasses-roadr-900-grey.html#/demodelsize-254no_size/demodelcolor-8648847

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07-09-2023 11:14am

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thebourke

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Anybody used these cycling glasses before?

Adult photochromatic cycling glasses roadr 900 - grey

https://www.decathlon.ie/cycling-glasses-and-sunglasses/334109-210112-adult-cycling-photochromic-glasses-roadr-900-grey.html#/demodelsize-254no_size/demodelcolor-8648847

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#2 07-09-2023 12:34pm
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Not those ones, but I've used the (more expensive at €70) Decathlon Roadr 920. They're adequate but not great, and quite poor in dappled conditions (under trees on a sunny day). The lens became rather tired-looking after a few months' use. Also, there's no ventilation, so I was getting a lot of sweat building up behind them.
I got a pair of Oakley Jawbreaker photochromatic glasses and they are much better. They're about €100 more than the ones you're looking at, but cheaper than crashing.
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