Rudy Project

Slick new road headlights, inexpensive (but very fun) sunglasses, clever track hubs, a neat insulated bottle for your coffee, and much, much more.

Shoddy looks back at his favourite products from a hectic year.

Eye-searing headlights from Niterider, revamped computer mounts from Bar Fly, mysterious new tools from Park Tool, and some lustworthy overalls (!).

Unbound, Leadville Trail 100 MTB, Chequamegon MTB Festival, and Lutsen 99er helmets available.

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Polarized, UV protection, lens distortion — what do all these terms mean when it comes to buying sunglasses? And do they even matter?

I expected the Spinshield sunglasses, with massive, almost-goggle-like dimensions to be something completely different than what landed on my face.

Rudy Project’s take on wraparound eyeshields is subtle and contemporary, but without a boxy look.

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The Rudy Project Venger is a relatively light helmet with plenty of ventilation, and needed no adjustments out of the box.

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The latest aerodynamic helmet from Rudy Project offers a snug fit, wraparound eyeshield, and a magnetic retention system for accessories.

The shield style sunglass offers a wraparound, rimless lens, adjustable nose-pad and temple tips, and (finally) an easier way to swap lenses.

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Check out Peloton Magazine's author page.

Check out Peloton Magazine's author page.

Check out Peloton Magazine's author page.

Silca announces tubeless valves, Kask celebrates the Giro, Rapha offers free shoe covers, and Rudy Project has new Rx lenses.

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From $40 to $230, we've rounded up a eight models of shades sure to keep you covered.