Mountain Bike Sunglasses

We tested about a dozen different pairs of cycling sunglasses this summer to see which ones fit our faces and riding styles the best.

Singletracks staff writers and contributors give the skinny on the newest shades available to keep your peepers protected and your vision clear in a variety of conditions.

Mountain biking poses all kinds of eye hazards. How do you protect your eyes on the ride?

We have our own preference based on what works for us, but every face is different, and not all sunglasses and helmets are created alike. Sound off!

There are plenty of reasons to wear eye protection on the mountain bike trail: wind, sun, dust, and tree-branch protection, just to name a few.

Ombraz ditches the temples (side-arms) to make for more comfortable, helmet-friendly sunglasses.

The lower cheekbone padding is removable on the Julbo Quickshift mountain bike goggles for extra ventilation.

Riding glasses need to protect mountain bikers from UV rays, be easy to clean, anti-fog, and they need to resist impacts from errant rocks and the ground. Let's learn how they do all that.

We check out a selection of clear and photochromic eyewear for mountain biking.

The POC Kortal Race MIPS helmet and Devour Sunglasses are arguably the burliest half-shell helmet and widest sunglasses in the MTB market.