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Thanks to the rubberised temples and adjustable nosepiece, the Bliz Fusion fits snugly, even when the going gets really bumpy. They are not too wide. The curved lens and frame reliably keep out draughts from all sides. The flexible frame made of Grilamid is tough and does not obstruct the field of vision in any way. Changing the lens is a little tricky. The clear lens is relatively scratch-resistant and costs just 22 euros. All in all, good value for money. Even after many rivers of sweat, splashes of dirt and dozens of washes, the windscreen is still scratch-free. The frame also took a beating during the test period and
Weight 30 grammes
Price 90 Euro >> e.g. available at Bergzeit
Test summary by Stefan Loibl, BIKE test editor
Whether in the forest or at dusk: dark or mirrored lenses are out of place in winter or on rainy summer days. Tinted lenses are only needed on sunny days in the snow.
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