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Super Sunglasses
By on 18/11/2009 14:02:11
A good pair of sunglasses is vital for triathletes, and not just so you can look as if you take your sport terribly seriously. We've taken a look at what's out there, just for you
Every triathlete should get into the habit of wearing sunglasses for protection," says Peter Slaney, a former triathlete, optician of 20 years and managing director of www.directsunglasses.co.uk. And not just on the handful of sunny days bestowed
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RW Test: Sunglasses
By Runner's World on 17/06/2008 10:07:05
RW tests sunglasses from Tag Heuer, Blue Fish, adidas, Oakley, Sundog, Silhouette, Infield Sportline and Sinner
Sports sunglasses are about more than just looking cool. It’s important to make sure you buy the pair with the right technical specification for you. We gave a thorough testing to some of the best glasses on the market right the way through
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RW Sunglasses Test
By Runner's World on 06/07/2006 12:48:58
RW tests products from Adidas, The North Face, Sunwise, Sundog, Oakley and Julbo
Britain isn't well known for its blinding sunlight, but try running without shades in summer and you'll soon regret it. By enabling you to see in bright light, sunglasses help you see obstacles around you, and they shield your eyes from debris
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RW Running Sunglasses Test
By Runner's World on 30/05/2007 08:49:10
RW tests products from Adidas, Bollé, Nike, Oakley, Sundog and Sunwise
Wearing sunglasses while running won’t just make you look cool. Sunnies are as important as wearing sunscreen on your skin: UV rays from the sun can damage your eyes. All the sunglasses we tested offered UVA and UVB protection; UVC protection
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RW Test: Sunglasses
By Runner's World on 01/06/2009 11:08:39
RW Tests Adidas A170 Adizero, Sunwise Waterloo, Sundog Triathlon, Evolution Slipstream, Tag Heuer Squadra 5500, Silhouette Sun Titan Minimal Art, Oakley Flak Jacket XLJ, Bolle Microedge
The ideal sports sunglasses combine aesthetics with functionality. We tested a selection of the best currently on the market right across the price spectrum. Testing CriteriaDurability Are the frames robust? Are the lenses scratch- and grease
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Gear Pick of the Week: Adidas Evil Eye Pro sunglasses
By Kerry McCarthy on 24/06/2011 14:47:04
Adidas Evil Eye Pro (£155)Kerry says: Stop squinting during your sunny summertime runs and protect your eyes with Adidas Evil Eye Pro S sunglasses.Many runners find it hard to find the right sunglasses - no-one wants bothersome slippage, sweat
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Gear Pick of the Week: Nike MAX Transitions
By James Fricker on 23/05/2012 11:30:08
your summer running or cycling go without a squint. Nike Vision and Transitions Optical have teamed up to offer this summer essential. The Nike MAX Transitions sunglasses automatically adapt to changing light (they darken and lighten depending
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Focus on Eyewear
By on 18/11/2009 12:20:45
When it comes to chasing faster triathlon times, investing in the right gear can make all the difference. And yet there's one piece of kit many triathletes overlook - eyewear
Hewett finds that wearing contact lenses during her races gives her the flexibility she needs when it comes to other eyewear. She learned the hard way that sunglasses are an essential piece of tri kit after grit flew into her unprotected eye from the wheel
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Look Your Best
By on 18/11/2009 10:42:07
We all have a little vanity, but there are also very good reasons for looking very good
the speed at which you remove your wetsuit in the transitionShady characterWear sunglasses over, not under, your helmet strapsThe Fashion: Be honest: if you spend upwards of £50 on eyewear you’ll definitely want to keep the logos visible. The Function
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Head-to-toe Tri Essentials
By on 19/11/2009 17:33:37
We all have a little vanity,but there are also very good reasons for looking very good
. When you need to quickly fix your flat in a race you'll save seconds not having to look for the valve stem.Shady characterWear sunglasses over, not under, your helmet strapsThe Fashion: Be honest: if you spend upwards of £50 on eyewear you'll definitely
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