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It’s a long-standing debate and certainly not everyone agrees that yellow lenses are helpful for driving at night and to our knowledge there has not been any ‘definitive’ research undertaken. Some ‘experts’ claim they offer no benefit and others say they are essential for driving at night. In daylight a yellow lens is high contrast; a light “lifting”, light enhancing lens that’s ideal in dull, cloudy, overcast conditions. But the benefits of using a yellow lens for night driving are less clear …

Our sister company Evolution Eyewear has just launched another addition to its cycling range; called Aero and manufactured exclusively for the company. Evolution Aero cycling sunglasses have been designed specifically to appeal to cyclists and mountain bikers. Aero is available as an individual sunglass in two colour ways: wp:media-text {"mediaId":121628,"mediaLink":"https://www.sunglassesforsport.com/2023/10/16/evolution-expands-its-cycling-range-with-new-aero-model/evolution-aero-black-3/" …

Fogged up lenses are the result of condensation, the simple chemical process that occurs when water vapor cools down enough to turn from a gas back into its liquid state. This can happen quite suddenly when there is a drastic difference between the temperature of the lens and the surrounding air. It often occurs when a cold lens is near to your warm face. Close fitting wrap-around sports eyewear is more prone to misting up because the warm air heated from your face  gets trapped behind the lens …