Adidas' classic Evil Eye eyewear is evolving. The new Evil Eye Evo Pro will be launched on the market in mid-February 2015. It has a larger field of vision, is available in two sizes and is multi-adjustable to ensure the best possible performance for the athlete. The new Evil Eye Evo is aimed at the enduro sector, but should also be very popular in the touring sector. As usual, the Evo also comes with corrected lenses that can be clipped in.

Adidas primarily ensures the perfect fit with the right frame size - small or large. Adjustments can be made to the nose piece (Four-Position Nose Bridge™) or the three-way adjustable temples (TRI.FIT™) to achieve the optimum fit. The latter have flexible ends, so-called flex zones, so that they do not start to pinch when the glasses are on the nose for longer. The temples are also fitted with anti-slip rubber (Traction Grip™) to prevent the Evil Eye from slipping even on bumpy roads.

The full grip is useless if visibility is not good, which is why the Evo's field of vision is quite large. This is called wrap-around vision and protection and makes particular sense in the enduro sector. This is because many racers choose closed downhill goggles for descents. Although these provide excellent protection, they have poor ventilation due to the closed frame. The Evil Eye Evo Pro is designed to replace closed goggles at this point.

To prevent the lenses from fogging up when riding uphill, ventilation openings in the frame and on the forehead pad ensure optimum air circulation. The lenses also have a hydrophobic filter coating. This is designed to optimally repel water, dust and dirt.

The Evil Eye Evo from Adidas has been available from specialist retailers since February.

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