Rail XC Glasses

One of my favorite cycling glasses. Used it on my first century and was very pleased with the transition lenses. Not as tinted as other dedicated non-transition sunglasses but definitely usable for shady/sunny transitions in my area. The mirroring is slight, but its visible. No complaints from me.

I needed a pair of photochromic sunglasses for cycling. I often start rides before sunrise and don't finish until mid morning, so something that was clear in the dark and able to cut the glare when the sun comes up was a must. These do the job well enough. The frameless design works well for cycling (nothing to interfere with my line of sight) and they're comfortable enough. They don't feel super secure when I first put them on, but they never slip, they're lightweight, and I usually forget I'm wearing them pretty quickly. I'm careful with them, and haven't dropped them (yet), but there are no scratches or cracks. They do fog up when I'm stopped, but clear off as soon as I start moving. Overall, I would say they are worth the price. I wish they got a bit darker in the sunlight, but that is really the only nitpick.

great options and nice fit

Comfy shades. I use them for work, so probably not the best safety glasses. I own another pair for NOT working lol also. The photochromic effect is decent but it wont blow your socks off. I got to light to dark framing houses and remodels alot so these work great for me. Great biking and all around glasses too. Alot of people tell me they like my glasses. More than my Oakleys for sure.

The glasses started out very nice, but after a couple of months of use, it started delaminating and it wouldn’t change color anymore from the sun. It wouldn’t darken. I’m disappointed.

Love these glasses. Use for running and biking. Chromatic lens functions beautifully. Can be worn in very low light conditions, but also in fairly bright sun. Won’t get dark in a car though - something to consider. Excellent glasses for the price.

I got a cheaper pair of "Rock Bro's" fototec type lenses. They were ok, but very flimsy plastic and I took a stone tossed up that broke them...Went for the Tifosi and they are well made, not flimsy at all and clear. Amazing clarity. Love the way they fit. It's my second pair of this brand and I am a fan of them now.

Nice fit. Good coverage. Even when tucked on my road bike, the lenses are tall enough that I'm still looking though them instead of over them.

Have had these for a couple of months now and I'm very happy with them. The whole 3 lens package is very lightweight (£10 for scale) and let's me cycle in any conditions. This is fantastic as I cycle to work and it's common that by the time I leave the weather will have changed enough to justify changing the lens. They also seem to decently in the rain though I've had the opportunity to test them in a light drizzle so far. That brings me to my second point, how quick the lenses are to change. Despite the fact that I'm not particularly good at changing the lenses, it still takes me less than a minute to do so. Lastly is the actual reason I bought these: wind. The large "shield" shape works great to keep the wind out of my eyes when cycling and has the additional advantage of pretty much covering my whole field of view. Found this especially useful earlier this year when the sun was lower and constantly reflected off of cars and into my eyes. Overall, I'm very happy with these especially when looking at the value you get from these compared to something like Oakleys (Fantastic glasses but £200 feels a tad steep for cycling glasses 😅)

I bought these for indoor Pickleball. The Clarion Red Fototec lenses range between 64 - 14 % light transmission, so there is good visibility indoors (where the most light is allowed in) while still filterine out the harsh glare from the overhead fluorescent lighting. The polycarbonate lenses are shatterproof for eye protection should one of your opponents happen to nail you in the face with an overland slam (I've seen it happen). The glasses are also light in weight and fit very nicley. Very happy with this purchase.

I've been wearing Oakleys for some years now, but was looking for glasses with more coverage. These are not the first pair of Tifosi glasses I own, some go back 10 years or more and still use them for yard work, etc. I was looking for photochromic lenses and like the new blue reflective lenses. I'm also female with a small face and most glasses are made for male (large) faces. Tifosi advertises their Rail XC as being for smaller faces. These fit almost perfectly and required only minor adjustment to the nose pads and ear lugs. One thing I miss, though, is Oakley's softer nose pads. I find the Tifosi nose pads material thinner & harder and not quite as comfortable. The adjustable ear lugs are great in that you can bend them in, up, down, whatever, to fit your face and hug your head. Another small issue is the Tifosi branding in the upper left lens. I can see it and find it distracting when I'm riding. Overall, for the price, features and quality, these are a great deal and I'm quite happy with them.

Best glasses for cycling, nordic skiing, etc. - and I’ve had many of them. This is the first one that never fogs up, which is a big deal for me because I work out hard and I’ve always had issues with fogged up lenses - especially nordic skiing steep uphill. Lots of sweat, slower speed, less wind, foggy lenses. But not with this one! The three interchangeable lenses are perfect for night, cloudy, and sunny days.

Large vision,3 verres selon la luminosité facilement interchangeable. Prix compétitif.