Glass wearers take note: With the RX Insert, the Californian brand 100% is launching an innovative upgrade for sports glasses. The clip for individual prescription lenses fits several models - without compromising on comfort or style. 100% also offers the Virtual Try-On.

Proven in motocross and cycling, at home in extreme sports - and made for everyone: 100% is a Californian cult brand that has proven its experience in motocross and cycling for years. Now the brand is launching new, technical eyewear for biking, trail running and everyday wear.

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100% presents new second-generation high-performance goggles for downhill and motocross riders. This launch includes updates to the popular Racecraft, Accuri and Strata models. All three generation two models have a 17.5 percent larger vertical field of vision than their generation one predecessors and are characterized by exceptional details.

What happens when the equipment specialist 100% and the manufacturer of exclusive parts Crank Brothers join forces? The result is a limited-edition collection that is impressive and includes modern classics such as the Aircraft carbon helmet, the Racecraft Plus goggles, the Airmatic 3/4-sleeve jersey, the ITrack gloves and the S2 sports sunglasses. The items are available exclusively from crankbrothers.com and well-stocked specialist retailers.

Just in time for the start of the 2020 outdoor sports season, the American cult brand Ride 100% is launching its 2020 eyewear collection. The eyewear is designed in California and manufactured in Europe. From the frameless Hypercraft with carbon frame, to the Racetrap with impact- and break-resistant polycarbonate, to the Speedcraft XS for narrow heads, there is something for everyone.

The first riders with the special glasses appeared at the end of last season, and recently Peter Sagan also switched to the brand. We immediately had to find out which manufacturer the "80s-look-alike glasses" were from. The glasses are also available in subtle colors and positively surprised during the test.