Tifosi Optics Davos Sunglasses - Men's for Sale, Reviews, Deals and Guides
Retail Price:
$79.95
$79.95
Used Value:
$47.97
$47.97
Sale Value:
$71.96
$71.96
Long road rides under the searing sun and tough trail runs over rugged terrain require sunglasses that can keep up. The Tifosi Optics Davos Sunglasses deliver pro-level performance at a price that leaves plenty of cash leftover for race fees and equipment upgrades.
The larges lens design and sporty wrap ensure unobstructed vision so you can spot everything on the road, and vents in the lenses prevent fog buildup during grueling climbs or in humid environments. Fully adjustable nose and ear pads allow you to dial in the perfect fit, and they're made with hydrophilic rubber so they actually get grippier when wet, meaning they won't slip no matter how much you sweat or hard it rains.
Specifications
Brand:
Case Included:
hard
Face Size:
medium-to-large
Frame:
TR-90 grilamid
Lens:
polycarbonate
Manufacturer Warranty:
lifetime
Nose/Temple Pads:
adjustable hydrophilic nose and ear pads
Recommended Use:
cycling, running
Full Reviews
Buy both pair they are really nice and come with extra lens
Derwin Chambers, backcountry.com
August 4, 2020
August 4, 2020
I bike at night in cold weather and wanted something to protect my eyes that was not a chunky set of snowboarder-lookin' goggles, partly because I felt that it would be inconvenient to carry and would look kinda dumb, and partly because it would reduce my field of vision. For some reason they don't advertise it very clearly, but these and other Tifosi models come with multiple lens colors including clear. This frame with the clear lens ticked every box for me. They're super comfy, they have fantastic coverage, and they have a great bend-don't-break rubberized construction that other Tifosi models have. I had minor fogging issues in bitter cold weather, but that's to be expected when you don't have the aforementioned chunky goggles. I'm thrilled with these and I don't think there's a sunglasses company with better value for your money than Tifosi.
Gavin S., backcountry.com
February 11, 2020
February 11, 2020
