Selection of cycling glasses for women

Cycling Glasses women

Cycling Glasses are one of the most practical things you can have on your bike. They protect your eyes from sun, wind, dust and insects so you can focus on the road instead of squinting. Whether you're commuting to work, taking a ride on the gravel road on the weekend or Bikes a longer route in nature. At Cykelshoppen, you'll find a wide selection of Cycling Glasses for women from renowned brands to suit all types of cycling and budgets. For an overview of all our Cycling Clothing for Women, you can see the full range under Women's Clothing. If you ride MTB or BMX and need a pair of goggles with full eye protection, check out our selection of women's BMX Cycling Glasses here.

How to choose the right Cycling Glasses for women

There are a few things to consider before choosing Cycling Glasses. Fit and lens type make a big difference to whether the glasses actually end up being used or collecting dust in your dresser.

Fit and comfort

A good pair of Cycling Glasses should fit securely, even when you move fast or lean forward over the handlebars. They shouldn't pinch at the temples, nor should they slide down your nose when you sweat. Many models are equipped with soft rubber pads at the nose and temples for a comfortable and secure fit without pressure.

Lens type, what suits the weather and your cycling?

The lens is the most important element of Cycling Glasses and there are basically three types to choose from. Dark lenses are best for sunny days and open stretches, while clear or amber lenses are ideal in cloudy weather, in the morning or at dusk, as they increase contrast and make it easier to see bumps. Polarized lenses reduce glare from asphalt, water and cars, providing a calmer and more comfortable view on sunny rides. Photochromic lenses automatically change light/dark levels depending on lighting conditions, the most flexible solution if you ride in variable weather and don't want to change lenses on the go. Some models come with two or more interchangeable lenses, so you can adjust your glasses to the weather before you leave home.

Cycling Glasses with prescription lenses

If you wear glasses or reading glasses on a daily basis, it doesn't have to be a hindrance. Some Cycling Glasses are available with a discreet reading field at the bottom of the lens that allows you to read the Bike Computer or a map without affecting your forward vision. There are also models that can be customized with prescription lenses. You can see our selection of women's Cycling Glasses with prescription lenses here.

Helmet and glasses together

Remember to think of Cycling Glasses and helmet together, as the stems of the glasses need to fit under the helmet without pressing or lifting the helmet up. Most modern Cycling Glasses are designed with this in mind, but you may want to try the combination before you decide.

Our brands in Cycling Glasses for women

RockBros, affordable Cycling Glasses for everyone

RockBros is an obvious choice if you want a solid pair of Cycling Glasses without paying a fortune. The brand offers a wide range with both polarized and photochromic lenses that provide good protection from sun, wind and dust. The frames are lightweight and comfortable to wear, and soft nose pads ensure a stable fit even on longer rides. With prices that make it affordable to have a pair of glasses for everyday use and an extra set for weekend rides, RockBros are a popular choice for commuting and leisure cycling.

See the full range of Cycling Glasses from RockBros here.

100%, performance eyewear for the serious cyclist

100% is a Californian brand that grew out of the motorsport world and is today one of the most recognized names in Cycling Glasses. The lenses are characterized by excellent optical clarity and are available in a range of technologies, including HiPER lenses that enhance contrast and color depth in varying light conditions. The frames are lightweight, rigid and designed to fit perfectly, even at high speed and intensive riding. The brand is popular among those who Bikes racing, gravel or Mountainbike Wheels and want top quality.

See the full range of Cycling Glasses from 100% here.

Rogelli, stylish glasses with a great fit

Rogelli is a Dutch brand that combines a stylish look with solid, functional quality. The glasses are characterized by a good fit with soft nose pads and lightweight frames and are available in both polarized and photochromic versions. The brand is popular with those who want glasses that look great with both Cycling Jerseys and everyday clothing. Rogelli is well suited for road cycling and longer leisure rides where comfort and clarity over time are key.

See the full range of Cycling Glasses from Rogelli here.

BBB, versatile Cycling Glasses for everyday and sports

BBB is a Dutch cycling brand with a focus on functional and thoughtful equipment. Cycling Glasses from BBB are characterized by good comfort, a versatile lens system and a solid build that stands up to heavy use. Many models come with two to three lenses in different tints so you can switch according to the light conditions. BBB also offers models with a reading field, which are particularly practical for those who wear glasses in everyday life and want to be able to read the Bike Computer on the go. A great and proven choice for commuters and exercisers alike.

See the full range of Cycling Glasses from BBB here.

Koo, Italian design and high optical quality

Koo is an Italian brand founded in 2016 that has quickly established itself as one of the most stylish and technically advanced choices in Cycling Glasses. The glasses are characterized by beautiful colors, an elegant frame and lenses with high optical clarity. Available in both standard and photochromic versions, Koo is designed to match the brand's matching Bike Helmets, so you can create a complete look from head to toe. Popular for road and gravel cycling where style and performance go hand in hand.

See the full range of Cycling Glasses from Koo here.

Buy your Cycling Glasses with confidence at Cykelshoppen

At Cykelshoppen we are an authorized dealer of all our brands and offer a price guarantee, so you always shop at a fair price. We offer fast delivery, 365-day return policy and 24-month warranty on all products. If you are in doubt about your choice, you are always welcome to contact us by email or phone, or stop by our store in Skanderborg, where we will help you find the right glasses for your specific needs.

Frequently asked questions about Cycling Glasses for women

Is there a difference between Cycling Glasses for women and men?

Many Cycling Glasses are unisex and can be used by anyone, regardless of gender. The difference is mainly about fit. If you wear glasses with a narrower nose bridge or shorter temples, it can be beneficial to choose a model that fits your specific facial features. The most important thing is that the glasses are stable without pinching and that the lens Tyres the eyes well. Try the glasses on before you decide.

What are photochromic Cycling Glasses and do I need them?

Photochromic Cycling Glasses have lenses that automatically change light/dark levels depending on how much light there is. In bright sunlight they darken and protect against glare, and in cloudy weather or under tree canopies they lighten up so you maintain a clear view. It's a practical solution if you Bikes in varying light conditions and don't want to stop to change lenses along the way. They're especially popular for nature rides and commuting where the weather can change on the move.

How much do a good pair of women's Cycling Glasses cost?

You can get started for as little as around $150 to $400, where you typically get glasses with polarized or interchangeable lenses and good UV protection. In the mid-range from $400 to $700, you'll find models with photochromic lenses, better fit and more durable materials. If you want the absolute best in lens quality and design, the top models typically range from $800 and up. The most important thing is not the price alone, but that the glasses fit well and match the type of cycling you do most.