Rudy Project Rydon Multi Laser Orange

[Mackie]

What do think these will be like for MTB'ing? Will they handle the changing light conditions in singletrack? Your thoughts please.

[Fritz]

I would rather go for photochromic lenses. Can change to clear for darker light conditions. Rydons are awesome gogs.

[TNT1]

Yip, I use Rydons with photochromic lenses for road and mtb. Excellent for both.

[Dicky DQ]

I used Rydons with photochromic lenses for road and mtb. Excellent for both. Just recently lost my 3rd pair fk, can't afford to replace and insurance is a bit iffy at the moment. I woner why??

[mbaymike]

I have the photochromic lenses as well...best for both worlds.  Wouldn't go for the laser orange...look funky but not practical for single areas with lots of light changes

[Gert Janse v Rensburg]

 

I used Rydons with photochromic lenses for road and mtb. Excellent for both. Just recently lost my 3rd pair fk' date=' can't afford to replace and insurance is a bit iffy at the moment. I woner why??[/quote']

 

where did you loose them dick....

 

[Polkie]

These are nice glasses, and so is the price

 

Are there any equivalent sunglasses out there?

 

 

[biscuit]

the orange makes me field llight headed when i ride in dark singletrack e.g. - forest

[Spaceboy]

You just cannot go wrong with the Rydon with Photochromic Clear lenses.... especially going ito winter now. You'll be hard pressed to find a more versatile pair of cycling shades.