Price:<\/strong> \u00a379 \/ $99 \/ \u20ac97 \/ AU$144 as tested<\/li>

Pros:<\/strong> Lightweight all-rounder<\/li>

Cons:<\/strong> Very few<\/li><\/ul>
The Endura Dorado II cycling glasses are svelte, well-fitting and come with an array of lenses.<\/p>
The lower half of the frame is removable, enabling you to adjust visibility. <\/p>
<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>
Madison Crypto<\/h3>

<\/div><\/div><\/div>
$\"Madison$
The jaunty design scores style points and the wide frame gives excellent coverage. – Our Media<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>
Price:<\/strong> \u00a360 \/ $50 \/ \u20ac62 \/ AU$74 as tested<\/li>
Pros: <\/strong>Multiple lens colours; quality build<\/li>
Cons: <\/strong>Less secure fit on smaller faces<\/li><\/ul>
The Madison Crypto cycling glasses should keep their value, since they pair good looks with quality.<\/p>
The arms\u2019 tips and hooks provide a very secure fit, including off-road, but perhaps less so on smaller faces.<\/p>
<\/div>
Limar Cruz<\/h3>

<\/div><\/div><\/div>
$\"Limar$
The Limar Cruz are impressive sunglasses for a reasonable price. – Scott Windsor \/ Our Media<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>
Price:<\/strong> \u00a371 \/ \u20ac99.95 as tested<\/li>
Pros:<\/strong> Unobstructed vision; replaceable lens supplied; high lens clarity; good value<\/li>
Cons<\/strong>: No arm grippers; minimal space around nosepiece<\/li><\/ul>
The Limar Cruz cycling glasses exhibit a half-frame design, with a separate nosepiece insert that clips onto the lens.\u00a0<\/p>
Despite being adjustable, the nosepiece was a little tight around our tester’s nose bridge. <\/p>
Lacking a central pillar, the Cruz provides a clear and unobstructed field of vision.<\/p>
The replaceable polycarbonate lens offers great clarity. The spare clear lens for low-light use clips in and out easily.<\/p>
Limar also includes a hard case and cleaning cloth, which makes the Cruz feel like good value.<\/p>
Because the arms don\u2019t feature any grippy material, they can slip slightly when you\u2019re sweaty and jolting over potholes.<\/p>
<\/div><\/div><\/div>
Smith Bobcat<\/h3>

<\/div><\/div><\/div>
$\"Smith$
The Bobcat is an off-road specific pair of glasses. – Steve Behr \/ Our Media<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>
Price:<\/strong> \u00a3185 \/ $209 \/ \u20ac224 as tested<\/li>
Pros:<\/strong> Comfort and coverage; very secure feeling<\/li>
Cons: <\/strong>Pricey<\/li><\/ul>
Smith says the Bobcat cycling sunglasses are designed for riding off-tarmac, whether that’s enduro, trail or gravel \u2013 and the glasses stood up to that claim in our testing.<\/p>
The large lens offers protection and visibility without proving bulky. Two tints (one for low-light and the other for bright conditions) are supplied.<\/p>
The Bobcat sunglasses are so light and comfy, you’ll barely notice they’re on your head.<\/p>
Read our full Smith Bobcat glasses review <\/a><\/li><\/ul>
<\/div><\/div><\/div>
Van Rysel RoadR 900<\/h3>

<\/div><\/div><\/div>
$\"Van$
Well-sprung arms on the Van Rysel RoadR 900 cycling sunglasses keep them in place. – Robert Smith \/ Immediate Media<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>
Price:<\/strong> \u00a340 \/ $60 as tested<\/li>
Pros:<\/strong> Quality lens; solid fit<\/li>
Cons:<\/strong> Might be tight on larger faces<\/li><\/ul>
The Van Rysel RoadR 900 frame arms maintain grip even when wet or sweaty.<\/p>
Because the RoadR 900 cycling glasses hug the face, they may suit smaller heads.<\/p>
<\/div>
100% Eastcraft<\/h3>

<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>
$\"100%$
There’s no distortion at the edges of the curved lens. – David Caudery \/ Our Media<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>
Price:<\/strong> \u00a3180 \/ $205 \/ \u20ac217 \/ AU$324 as tested<\/li>
Pros:<\/strong> Secure fit and clear vision<\/li>
Cons:<\/strong> Pricey<\/li><\/ul>
The quality lens on the 100% Eastcraft glasses is very clear. It stays so when you’re sweating and inferior lenses would fog up.<\/p>
In worse conditions, such as wind and rain, the 100% Eastcraft frames stay in place, while the outside of the lens dispels water and grime. <\/p>
Read our full 100% Eastcraft glasses review <\/a><\/li><\/ul>
<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>