MTB Guys and Gals Get Ready, New From Adidas Eyewear: evil eye evo – your weapon of choice

The new evil eye evo highlight model from adidas eyewear leaps out of the dark with its red fire lenses. Its revolutionary sculpted frame is built for gravity moves that suit an aggressive riding style. Evil eye stands for high-tech product features introduced over the last decade, while the evo concept evolves these technologies to provide razor-sharp clear visibility with a wider field of vision and ensures a precise and secure fit for the roughest rides. Whatever your playground – riding over hills or in the city – the evil eye evo is your weapon of choice.

The evil eye evo features a full rim design with durable and flexible SPX™ frame material to offer the perfect protection against wind and glare. One of its biggest features is the huge field of vision that only compares to the size of a shield on models without a rim. A new adaptation of the proven ClimaCool™ system with ventilation holes at the top, the bottom, the side and front of the frame as well as inside the sweatbar prevents the lenses from fogging up. As a direct result, no ventilation holes are needed within the lenses, therefore avoiding disturbing air draft behind the glasses. Optical distortion-free 10-base lenses provide for more space between the lens and eye for better air circulation.

evil eye evo product features overview:

Uncompromising 24/7 vision:

• NEW: Full rim frame with perfect protection against wind and glare with a huge field of vision as large as a shield without a rim.

• NEW: The ventilation technology is an adaptation of the proven ClimaCool™ system. Ventilation holes at the top, the bottom, the side and the front of the frame as well as inside the Sweatbar allow for better air circulation against foggy lenses.

• NEW: No ventilation holes needed in the lens. As a result of this: no disturbing air draft behind the lenses.

• 10-base (curvature of the lens opens up the widest field of vision while providing eyes with optimum protection) lens provides more space between lens and eye for better air circulation. Lens shape is optimized for different head positions on a bike. Hydrophobic lens coating repels water, dust and dirt.

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