Accessories - Eyewear

A quick nod to some attempts at getting with the times.

Backcountry glacier glasses for MTB?! Smith's ski sunnies aren't only for snow.

A new, well-ventilated full face helmet and goggles from Leatt designed for a high level of protection with less sweat.

A helmet and glasses that are made for each other - just one small quibble in an otherwise great product.

A waxed canvas 'cycling tote,' a hydration waist pack, a puncture sealer, eyewear from Tifosi, and the long lost Cliffhanger helmet from Abus.

Two different lenses, a quick change system (that's not quite there) and magnets for simplicity...

Some pants (from The Awesome Shirt Company!), Race Face Covert knee pads, and two sets of eyewear from Adidas...

Manage sweat (Wickflow) and hydration (Lifestraw), wide vision eyewear from Ryders and some nice shorts from Chrome.

Like the right wine with the perfect cheese, this pairing will make you a trail connoisseur.

Oakley's largest coverage model is like wearing a goggle lens with arms…

Eyewear from Tifosi Optics, an airshaft upgrade for Suntour forks and a steel chainring from Raceface....

Smith Forefront 2 and Ruckus Performance Glasses ridden and reviewed in the deepest wilds of Squamish...

A Kortal Race MIPS Helmet, $200 shorts, my favourite knee pads ever, and some eyewear to satisfy your inner DB...

"Much like some lucky tourist bumped up to business class for his flight to St. John’s, I’m pretty excited to experience something outside my price range..."

Something to hold onto, some cautionary excellence, black jewelry for your bike, and your tailgate's centerpiece.

A new frame design plus a lens option that helps riders dealing with dense, dark forests…

No need to build a wall - these tips and hacks will help you enjoy every minute of your rides in the snotty and snowy seasons...

A few days spent in the fridge hasn't spoiled these fresh goods from Shimano, SQLab, SKS, Lezyne, Ryders and Aaron Gwin...

Two new forks, handmade hardtails, wheels that cost two months' rent and sunglasses that demand respect and authority...

A new lens technology from Ryders that promises a host of features. Do they measure up?

"As some people know I’m a picky bitch, and there are several areas where riding glasses really piss me off. .."

"Rimless optics make you look like an extra from a 90s sci-fi flick, or worse, like a triathlete, but they work very well..."

A fog-free solution for the super sweaty riders among us…

From Fall riding in Leavenworth, WA, to winter riding in North Vancouver, and even night riding in the cold, that one lens adjusted as promised…