Laurin Lehner
· 10.05.2026
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Cycling glasses are not only stylish, but above all practical: they protect your eyes from wind, dust, insects and small stones - whether on the trail or on the road. At the same time, good glasses ensure that you are more relaxed and safer when travelling in changing light conditions. In short: it's simply better to ride with clear vision.
Three different eyewear concepts are at the centre of the new Uvex models. The Sequenze CV relies on a large shield with contrast enhancement. The Flowline uses a half frame with a mirrored pane. The Ramp comes as an entry-level model with a cylindrical lens. All three glasses protect against UVA, UVB and UVC radiation up to 400 nm.
The Sequenze CV uses a cylindrical shield and Colorvision technology from Uvex. This is designed to sharpen contrasts and improve colour perception. The Supravision coating promises fog-free vision. Adjustable soft nose pads and ergonomically shaped temples are designed to ensure a perfect fit. A special coating on the lens surface enables quick cleaning. Moisture and fingerprints can be wiped away. The sequenze CV costs 119.95 euros >> available here.
Alternatively, there is the Sequenze without contrast enhancement. This model uses a mirrored lens and costs 99.95 euros >> available here.
The flowline is based on a half frame with a mirrored lens. Soft, adjustable nose pads and soft temples are designed to offer comfort on any terrain. The Supravision lens technology with anti-fog coating promises fog-free vision. The UV protection extends to 400 nm. The flowline costs 79.95 euros >> available here.
The ramp uses mirrored, cylindrical lenses and offers a large field of vision. The shield look characterises the design. Ergonomically shaped soft temples and adjustable nose pads guarantee a secure fit. The UV protection covers UVA, UVB and UVC radiation up to 400 nm. The ramp is available for 69.95 euros.
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