Sport Eyewear for Cycling
Three sport frame styles. Polycarbonate lenses. Blue mirror and red mirror options. Available in most prescriptions.
Every frame comes with polycarbonate lenses — 10x more impact-resistant than glass. Whether you ride the highways south of Calgary, gravel roads through the Foothills, or singletrack trails near Okotoks, choose the coverage level that suits your ride.
Our lightest frame. Semi-rimless wraparound that disappears on your face. Blue mirror cuts glare for road cyclists riding under open Alberta skies.
Same slim frame, different purpose. Red mirror boosts contrast and depth perception — ideal for trail riders spotting roots, rocks, and ruts in dappled forest light.
Slightly deeper frame for more vertical coverage. Blocks wind, dust, and insects from below — essential for gravel riding and group rides with spray.
Deeper coverage with the contrast boost of red mirror. Read trail surfaces and road hazards with sharper depth cues through rapidly changing light.
Full-coverage frame that shields your eyes completely. Built for mountain bikers facing branches, gravel spray, and debris at speed on technical trails.
Blue mirror coatings reflect high-intensity visible light and cut harsh glare. When you're riding open highways under direct overhead sun, this is the lens that keeps the road visible and your eyes fresh. These are the cycling glasses Calgary and Okotoks riders rely on through long summer rides.
The red/orange mirror coating boosts contrast and sharpens depth perception. For mountain bikers and trail riders in the Calgary Foothills and Okotoks area, this translates directly to faster reaction time on technical terrain.
All three models share the same sport-specific features that make them essential cycling gear
10x more impact-resistant than glass. Road debris, gravel spray, and crash impacts are real risks on the bike. Polycarbonate absorbs the energy and stays intact — the same material used in motorcycle visors and safety shields.
You barely feel them. These frames won't shift during hard efforts or fast descents. All-day comfort on 100+ kilometre road rides and multi-hour trail sessions.
Low-profile temple arms slide under cycling helmet straps without pressure points. No hot spots at kilometre 80, no adjusting mid-ride, no interference with your helmet fit.
Rubberized nose pads and temple grips that hold tighter when you sweat. No slipping on climbs, no bouncing on rough terrain, no adjusting at red lights.
From slim NG510 to full-protection NG507, all three wrap your peripheral vision. Blocks wind, insects, dust, and UV from every angle — critical at cycling speeds.
All three frames accept prescription polycarbonate lenses in both mirror finishes. Vision correction + UV + impact protection in one pair.
You don't have to choose between seeing the road and protecting your eyes. All three frames — NG510, NG508, and NG507 — can be fitted with prescription polycarbonate lenses in both the blue mirror and red mirror finishes.
Whether you're nearsighted, farsighted, or have astigmatism, we grind your prescription directly into the polycarbonate lens — one pair that handles vision correction, UV protection, and impact resistance. Visit us in Okotoks to get fitted for prescription cycling glasses.
Fantastic Glasses in Okotoks carries three sport frame styles ideal for cycling — the NG510 (slim), NG508 (deeper coverage), and NG507 (ultimate protection). All come with polycarbonate lenses in blue mirror and red mirror options. We're located at Unit 401, 235 Milligan Drive, Okotoks — just 15 minutes south of Calgary on Highway 2A. Book an appointment or call (587) 997-3937.
Yes. All three sport frames accept prescription polycarbonate lenses in both mirror finishes. We fit prescriptions for nearsightedness, farsightedness, and astigmatism directly into the sport lens. Book a free eye test to get your current prescription checked before ordering.
It depends on where you ride. Blue mirror reduces glare and brightness — best for road cyclists riding open highways under direct sun. Red mirror boosts contrast and depth perception — best for trail riders and mountain bikers who need to spot obstacles in variable forest light. Many cyclists in the Calgary and Okotoks area keep both.
Polycarbonate lenses are 10 times more impact-resistant than standard glass or plastic. Cycling involves road debris, gravel kicked up by other riders, insects at speed, and the ever-present risk of a crash. Polycarbonate absorbs impact energy rather than shattering — it's the safest lens material for any cyclist.
Yes. All three frames — NG510, NG508, and NG507 — have low-profile temple arms designed to fit comfortably under cycling helmet straps. No pressure points, no hot spots, no interference with your helmet fit even on long rides.
Yes. You can make any of these cycling sunglasses one of your three pairs in our 3-for-1 deal (from $199). Use the other two for everyday glasses, computer glasses, driving sunglasses — whatever you need. Free eye test included.
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Three frame styles, two mirror options, prescription available — all included in our 3-for-1 deal from $199. Free eye test with every purchase. Visit us in Okotoks, just south of Calgary.