Sunglasses Shinobi RIG® Reflect

The Sweet Protection Shinobi RIG® Reflect sunglasses are designed for cycling enthusiasts looking for optimal protection combined with a modern and high-performance style. Crafted with attention to detail and technical expertise, these sunglasses perfectly meet the needs of cyclists, offering exceptional visual clarity and lasting comfort.

Thanks to their advanced RIG® Reflect technology, these sunglasses ensure a significant reduction in glare, allowing cyclists to maintain clear vision even in bright sunlight or in front of reflective surfaces. They provide excellent protection against UV rays, an essential element for preserving eye health during long outdoor rides.

Their lightweight and durable structure ensures a reliable fit, even during intense efforts or challenging trails. The ergonomic design fits the shape of the face perfectly, providing a secure adjustment without excessive pressure. This feature is particularly valued during extended sessions, where comfort plays a major role.

The high-quality lenses offer excellent light transmission, enhancing contrasts for better terrain and obstacle perception, crucial factors for the safety and performance of the cyclist. Versatile, these sunglasses are suitable for both road rides and mountain biking, thanks to their ability to effectively handle varying light conditions and their robustness against outdoor elements.

• RIG® Reflect technology for optimal glare reduction
• Advanced UV protection to safeguard eye health
• Ergonomic design ensuring comfort and stability during exertion
• High-definition lenses enhancing contrast perception
• Lightweight and durable structure suited for the demanding conditions of cycling

In summary, the Sweet Protection Shinobi RIG® Reflect sunglasses perfectly complement the gear of the modern cyclist, combining cutting-edge technology and ergonomics to provide an uncompromised visual experience. They are an essential ally for anyone looking to combine protection, performance, and style during their bike rides.