Rudy ProjectRydon Sports Glasses with Clear2Black Photochromic ImpactX Lenses (More Colours Available)
R1,999
About
Multi-Purpose Sunglasses
Rydon is the legendary multivalent Rudy Project eyewear available in many configurations for sun protection or sight correction. Unifying seamlessly advanced technology with materials science, Rydon combines ergonomic features with advanced materials to create a super-lightweight, versatile and powerful product.
Durable & Safe Ergonomic Temples
The temples of these multi-sport sunglasses are made with Kynetium, a revolutionary aerospatial aluminium which combines magnesium, silicon and titanium to create sunglasses that are incredibly lightweight (magnesium), durable (titanium) and flexible (silicon).
Product Features
- Adjustable nose piece: Adjustable nose pieces are outstandingly comfortable and offer an exceptional fit for any shape of face. This system can also be used to adjust the glasses’ height and their distance from the face to prevent misting.
- Adjustable temples: Create a fully-customised fit and a perfect grip. Simply apply a gentle pressure to adjust these terminals in any direction.
- Grilamid Frame: Rudy Project uses Grilamid®, a shock-resistant, hypoallergenic, high-quality, light thermoplastic for its stability, flexibility and durability.
- Ultralight & versatile technology: The extreme lightness of our products is the result of a combination of advanced design technology and revolutionary, exclusive materials.
- Safety project: Our products are designed for sport, incorporate state-of-the-art technology and ensure a matchless fit.
We are committed to providing superior safety through integrated hinges and soft, thermoplastic elastomers which prevent injuries in the event of falls or collisions. - Kynetium: Rudy Project’s experts have registered this magnesium, silicon and titanium aerospace aluminium in order to make ultralight, versatile sunglasses with an unmistakeable performance.
- Lenses: Crystal Clear to Black Photochromic Impact X Lenses
Check out the Rudy Project website for more info!
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