Ryders Eyewear Sprint Polar Sunglasses Review

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(More customer reviews)A bike rider recommended Ryders brand sunglasses to me because he said they were good glasses at a reasonable price. I had never heard of Ryders before.When I opened the package I just felt like the glasses were not worth $70.00.The frames are plastic, not metal.The lenses fell out of the frame the second time I wore them.And it has happened several times since.I like the looks of the glasses however the quality is suspect.You do get a nice case with the glasses.I would expect to pay around $30-40 for these glasses.

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Ryders Polarized Sunglasses Focus on the PathNot Just a Yogic Saying, But a Mantra for Athletic Polarized Performance When light hits a flat surface like the winding blacktop of today's century, the grass alongside your favourite five mile loop or the freshly fallen powder stretching to the valley beneath your skis, it is concentrated and reflected upwards as blinding glare.Ryders POLARIZED sunglasses allow only the essential light to pass through, eliminating glare and giving you clearer vision, better depth perception and accurate colour representation. Made from scratch-resistant polycarbonate, Ryders POLARIZED lenses are optically correct to ensure that you see what is ahead clearly. No more squinting, no more headaches and no more glare. Now you will be able to focus on what is really important, like passing that person in front of you."Over the last decade, we spent six years in the saddle and rode some 60,000 kilometers as we travelled around the Pacific Ring of Fire, completing our "cyclovolcanic" quest. By circumnavigating the world's largest ocean on our bikes we saw hundreds of volcanoes, met the warmest people, and experienced the wonders of the Pacific Rim's rich and diverse cultures. Our Ryders were the perfect sunglasses for this cycling odyssey. The polarized lenses reduced glare, stood up to the elements and allowed us to see the Ring of Fire, from sunrise to sunset, smoky summit craters to sandy beaches with breathtaking clarity...no doubt that they enhanced our trip!"Janick Lemieux & Pierre Bouchard - Global Adventurers