A lightweight goggle option for trail riders from Fox Racing.

A trio of new eyewear options for mountain, road, and gravel riders.

The new brand is aiming to use lower-impact materials and processes in their products.

Merino must-haves, sunglasses to make you go fast, flamingo gloves, and nutrition that tastes like ice cream.

Melon has teamed up with Pump for Peace to create a limited edition colour way of the Alleycat riding glasses with £20/€20 from every set sold going directly to the Pump for Peace charity.

Red Bull Spect releases their first bike specific sunglasses range.

A fresh batch of helmets, goggles, glasses, and knee pads from Scott.

The new glasses from Oakley combine a lightweight design and their Prizm™ Lens Technology.

After a brief hiatus, Rapha is back in the eyewear game with four new styles.

From over $200 to less than $10, we put 11 different riding glasses through the paces to see how they stacked up.

The best of the rest - one last round of randoms with a wide assortment of new products from Pond Beaver.

The Norwegian company gears up for for Summer with two new products.

A new player in the riding sunglasses space.

POC's DO Half Blade glasses take on the test of over a year's worth of riding.

They've purchased the Californian eyewear company for an undisclosed fee.

Oakley's new MTB-specific goggles reflect their MX counterparts, the new Field and Flight Jacket glasses have more features to reduce fogging and the brand new DRT 5 enduro helmet is designed to meet Greg Minnaar's needs.

See what made it into this month's Check Out, including sunglasses from 100%, Bontrager tires, a Prologo saddle and more.

A monthly round-up of all the latest tech - including gear from Ryders Eyewear, Giro, Db Equipment, Nukeproof and more.

Julbo's Renegade sunglasses may look simple, but they hold their own out on the trail.

Shred has new sunglass models on the way that use a high-grade urethane lens.

Ryders have packed a lot of technology into the Roam glasses, taking every effort possible to cover all requirements on the trail.

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Possibly the most functional way to look like an a*shole.

The Speedcrafts offer up extra eye coverage and an attention-grabbing design.

Sunglasses that change their tint at the push of a button, and another entry into the convertible full face helmet arena.

Oakley's new Prizm Trail lens is designed specifically to enhance the view while mountain biking.

The Trapper helps keep those eyeballs dust and UV ray free.

TRP Quadiem SL brakes • Spank Oozy stem and handlebar • Ryders Eyewear Hijack sunglasses

Product Picks is a weekly feature that lets you see the latest gear that we're rocking and how it performs.

Bliss ARG 1.0 LD Top • Lazer Solid State Glasses • Mudhugger Front Mudguard

Product Picks is a weekly feature that lets you see the latest gear that we're rocking and how it performs.

Garmin Edge 500 computer • Specialized Roval Traverse 29er wheelset • Smith Pivlock V2 glasses

Product Picks is a weekly feature that lets you see the latest gear that we're rocking and how it performs.

Uvex Crow Pro Vario Sunglass • Park Tool Advanced Mechanic Tool Set • Gore Cycling Wear Countdown II Baggy

Product Picks is a weekly feature that lets you see the latest gear that we're riding and how it performs.

While you may know them for their helmets, Giro also has an extensive line of both casual and sport glasses, as well as goggles for dirt and snow use. Inside we take a closer look at their value packed Station goggle and Fader glasses.

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Oakley is one of the leaders in the eyeglass industry, heck they even make bullet proof goggles for SWAT squads and police teams. When we heard that Oakley had started doing a custom program we decided that it would be the perfect excuse for us to pick up some new glasses. Have a look inside to see Jordan's custom lifestyle orientated Jupiter glasses and Mike's tailor-made for riding Jawbone!

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The Outdoor Demo is the perfect place for Giro to show off their latest gloves and glasses, with its jagged rock surface and blazing hot sun the new protective goods from Giro seemed perfectly appropriate. Come on in and examine the new DJ gloves as worn by Greg Watts and Jamie Goldman, the updated Xen glove, and the new ladies version, the Xena. If you are still enjoying the sun where you live, or even just want to be prepared for next summer, the new casual glasses from Giro look great for relaxing after a ride.

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In response to the overwhelming popularity of their Sprint Photochromic style, Ryders Eyewear has equipped three more of their most popular styles with Photochromic light adjusting lenses for Summer ’07. The award winning Jolt, Zephyr and Shot styles are now available with Photochromic lenses, giving outdoor athletes three more options for versatile performance eyewear at prices that won’t break the bank.