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The Kazu Tourer draws from the alpine world - in which focus on the terrain ahead is paramount - and brings that shape and benefit to the runner.вЂќ

'The goal was to craft a frame that had real style, while also solving specific running needs. 'Together, we really wanted to push the limits of performance and aesthetics,' Matt Taylor, Tracksmith's founder and CEO, said. The goal was to craft a frame that had real style, while also solving specific running needs. 'Freed of the trappings and dependencies of traditional ascents, the climber carefully selected tools to aid their ascent - like wrap-around sunglasses that blocked out sun and kept them focused on the terrain.вЂќ вЂњWhere earlier climbing parties relied on small armies of porters, cached gear and supplies, fixed ropes, and government support to complete ascents in the name of national glory, alpine-style emphasized self-sufficiency, efficiency of movement in technical terrain and the ability to exist in solitude on the mountain with everything a climber needed in his or her rucksack. вЂњIn the вЂ60s and вЂ70s, вЂalpine styleвЂ™ was a departure from the вЂsiege tacticsвЂ™ of many well-known mountaineering ascents,вЂќ notes District Vision. In fact, the frames were tested during the Boston Marathon by top six American finisher Mick Iacofano, and consulted upon by clean climbing pioneer Doug Robinson. Now youвЂ™ve got the basics, here are the best sunglasses for mountain biking that weвЂ™ve tested recently.Magnetic Sunglasses? Yeah, We're Intrigued TooД«y combining District Vision's proprietary eyewear technology and Tracksmith's eye for classic running style and point-of-view, the Kazu Tourer is a frame that could just as easily be seen at base camp on Mount Everest in the 1960s as on a world-class marathon runner in 2022. This means you can use a single lens for very bright days as well as more overcast ones, but even the best can take a bit of time to react, and cheaper ones can take even longer. Many high-end glasses now have light-sensitive photochromic lenses, which have a special coating that reacts to light. A better lens will have improved clarity and distort your vision less. The quality and clarity of the lenses will go up with price too.

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More expensive glasses tend to have more features, such as easily interchangeable lenses plus adjustable fit of the nose piece and arms. Whatever anyone might claim, looks can also be important, but thatвЂ™s very much a personal choice and often there will be a selection of frame colours on offer for a model.

Make sure they integrate well with your chosen helmet, too, and donвЂ™t dig into your head or create other pressure points. Although we try to point out which glasses work best for different people, itвЂ™s hard to beat trying them on. Many riding glasses use a half-frame design, where the lens is only partially attached to the frame, This allows a greater and less obstructed field of vision, but it does mean the lens is more exposed to damage when not being worn.Дepending on your facial features and head size, different frames might work better for some people than others. Of course, that coverage needs to be balanced with how they fit on your face вЂ“ if the lens or frame contacts you, the glasses will fog up more easily and can become uncomfortable or move around on your face.

Obviously, the larger the lens, the more coverage it will offer against these dangers, but itвЂ™s also important that they wrap around to give some side protection, cut out light from entering and prevent wind from making your eyes tear up.

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