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Cycling
Wearing sunglasses while cycling can not only protect your eyes from the sun and the glare, they can also protect you from bits of flying grit and dirt. Also the wind can also be an issue if its blowing into your eyes whilst cycling.
If you're looking specifically for cycling sunglasses, the chances are you need something a bit better than the average sunglass.
Firstly being able to fit them under your helmet without them digging into your head, so comfort is what your looking for.
Weight can also be a problem, you dont want to feel them on you face, they need to be light to avoid annoyance.
Its also worth checking what sort of adjustability is built into the design, such as the length and if the tightness/grip can be varied.
When it come to cycling the ability to swap lenses so you can adapt to all conditions may also be important.
You will find that many of the sunglasses here have a variety of lenses available so you can change them to suit the conditions. They are also likely to get scratched or damaged so its always handy to have a spare pair.
Make sure you dont buy anything too dark as maximum visibility is important when travelling at high speeds.
You might also want to consider the ventilation in the sunglasses, will you be stopping and starting? Your lenses may steam up reducing visibility, ventilation can help with this.
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