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Canvendish sporting still unreleased Oakley glasses for Tour of Turkey win 9/8/2021
Canvendish sporting still unreleased Oakley glasses for Tour of Turkey win Whilst we were thrilled to celebrate a 'chicken dinner' day for Mark Cavendish - his first since 2018 - the Cycling Weekly tech team couldn't help but notice the Manxman's unconventional choice of sunglasses for stage two of the Tour of Turkey.Get more news about oakley sunglasses sale mens,you can vist sugenon.com! The 35-year-old won the shortened race, surging past Jasper Philipsen (Alpecin-Fenix) and André Greipel (Israel Start-Up Nation) - achieving the season-long goal he'd set himself, of winning at least one race during his one-year contract. And he did so sporting some aero looking eyewear. The glasses appear to feature a one-piece lens, which curves to follow the shape of the rider's nose, as opposed to utilising a traditional nose bridge.It isn't the first time these glasses have made an appearance. The style was first seen as far back as February 2020, with a Super Bowl version released as a limited edition. Then in October 2020, Chris Froome shared a picture of himself riding in a pair of glasses following a similar style. From a side profile, it's possible to see that these offer a wrap-around fit with thinner than conventional arms which hook straight on to the lens. The rumour mill suggests that the glasses will be called the Kato glasses, and are indeed a 'first' for Oakely. It's also expected that there will be a further 'Kato X' model, with a less obviously protruding nose piece. Just last month, Oakley released an additional pair of glasses to pad out its already bulging cycling range - the Encoder. These have been sported by Canyon-SRAM riders in recent weeks and feature a frameless design that offers a wide field of view, with a redesigned and curved nose area that reportedly offers greater rigidity and impact protection. Michelle Arthurs-Brennan is Cycling Weekly's Tech Editor, and is responsible for managing the tech news and reviews both on the website and in Cycling Weekly magazine. A traditional journalist by trade, Arthurs-Brennan began her career working for a local newspaper, before spending a few years at Evans Cycles, then combining writing and her love of bicycles first at Total Women's Cycling and then Cycling Weekly. When not typing up reviews, news, and interviews Arthurs-Brennan is a road racer who also enjoys track riding and the occasional time trial, though dabbles in off-road riding too (either on a mountain bike, or a 'gravel bike'). She is passionate about supporting grassroots women's racing and founded the women's road race team 190rt.
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