With its performance fit and refined design cues, the Rudy Project Defender is still one the best-looking cycling eye protection options in the segment Despite losing its crown to the new Rudy Project Cutline model as the brand's most premium performance offering, the Defender sunglasses are still a popular choice among competitive cyclists. As the official eyewear supplier to the then Bahrain-Merida WorldTour team, the Defender model was popularised by riders such as Vincenzo Nibali, Domenico Pozzovivo and Rohan Dennis. The Defender sunglasses will still be used by Bahrain McLaren for the duration of the season and beyond where they...
Boost01 combines safety and aerodynamics into a unique and powerful design. Boost 01 features extreme ventilation and reduces aero drag by 12% compared to traditional road helmets. With 10 vents, the Boost 01 features some best helmet ventilation on the market. New internal air channels help to guide and accelerate the air flow out of the rear of the helmet This helmet also comes standard with a removable optical shield that flips up Rudy Project, has also been taking inspiration from aquatic creatures. This time it’s sharks by way of the dorsal ridge. Rudy says it’s design concept takes advantage...
Boneham | Peters Optometrist in Sydney has been a Rudy Project Optical dealer for the past 17 years dealing with everything from Rudy Project relating to prescription and non-prescription sunglasses. Michael Peters, partner of Boneham | Peters Optometrist has many years experience dealing with Rudy Project and able to offer. Complete Rudy Project Prescription Frame and Lenses Rudy Project Prescription Lenses only for current and past Rudy Projects Models Lenses for Rudy Project RX Clips Rudy Project Safety Glasses Experts in Cycling Prescription Sunglasses Heath Rebates Eye Examines Boneham | Peters Story Thousands of people from all walks of life have used...
Photochromic lenses automatically change the darkness of the lens according to light conditions, making them the perfect lens dusk till dawn. The photochromic molecules responsible for changing lens tint are activated by the sun's ultraviolet radiation and also light, allowing them to handle a wide range of environments, even on cloudy days. The darkness of the lens will adjust within a designated range according to the level of light exposure, making every shade possible – from light to dark and everything in between – and it only takes a few seconds for lens to adjust. All lenses that adapt to light use...