Magicshine Windbreaker Classic Sunglasses WB003 - Gold

WINDBREAKER, MAGICSHINE's first professional cycling sunglasses series with extraordinary optical clarity, is tailored for professional cycling and daily commuting activities.

Features at a Glance:

✔ Wraparound PC Lens: Provides complete eye protection.
✔UV400 Protection: Impact-resistant lenses for 100% UV protection.
✔ TR90 Frame: Ultralight and elastic frames made of TR90 and TPR materials.
✔ Ventilation Design: Quickly enhance air circulation to avoid fogging and reduce wind resistance
✔ Anti-Slip Temple Tips
✔ Adjustable Nosepiece
✔ Smudge-Resistant Coating: Keeps dirt and oil off your lenses
✔ Front REVO Coating: Restore the original color, enhance contrast and provide visual clarity.
✔ Back OAR Coating: Optimum anti-glare experience.

Handling & Care

Photochromic (light-adapting) sunglasses peel rapidly, especially in coastal areas, because of a harsh environmental combination: marine aerosols (airborne salt), high humidity, and intense UV/heat exposure. While standard lenses suffer from this too, the microscopic layering required for photochromic dyes and their accompanying protective seals makes them highly vulnerable to salt-induced delamination.

Here is a quick, step-by-step guide to protect your cycling sunglasses (all models, including photochromic glasses) from film peeling:

• Rinse immediately: Flush your glasses under lukewarm tap water right after every ride to wash away acidic sweat, salt, and road grit before they dry.
• Never dry-wipe: Do not wipe dusty lenses with your cycling jersey mid-ride, as the rough synthetic fabric and trapped dirt will scratch off the coatings.
• Flush before rubbing: Always blow off loose dust or use a dedicated lens spray to float away particles before touching the lens with a cloth.
• Use basic dish soap: Wash the lenses using a tiny drop of plain, lotion-free dish soap and your fingertips to cut through stubborn facial oils.
• Blot anti-fog layers: If your glasses have an interior anti-fog coating, gently blot them dry with a clean microfiber cloth rather than rubbing aggressively.
• Wash helmet pads: Clean your helmet's brow pads regularly to stop concentrated, acidic sweat from dripping onto your lenses.
• Ditch the dashboard: Never leave your sunglasses inside a hot parked car or exposed to direct, extreme heat.
• Watch the sunscreen: Apply your sunblock first, wash your hands, and put your glasses on last to prevent chemical degradation from sunscreen oils.