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Adidas Evil Eye EVO Pro glasses

Adidas Evil Eye EVO Pro glasses

GOGGLES OR GLASSES? A dilemma for many enduro riders. With massively oversized lenses, Adidas's new EVO Pros aim to combine the eye protection and wide field of view of goggles with the practicality of glasses.

The replacement for Adidas's popular Halfrim, the new specs feature hydrophobic lenses and a removable sweat bar to help keep fog at bay. With two sizes available and an adjustable, nose bridge, they should fit just about anyone too. The best of both worlds? We'll let you know.

PRICE 200$

Adidas Evil Eye EVO Pro glasses

Adidas Evil Eye EVO Pro glasses

Adidas Evil Eye EVO Pro glasses

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