EFE Glasses Prescription Cycling Sunglasses
EFE Glasses makes prescription cycling sunglasses that solve the central problem riders with vision correction have faced for years: getting prescription lenses into a wraparound sports shield without a clip-in insert.
The EFE approach crafts the prescription directly into the shield lens itself. There’s no inner insert, no second frame floating behind the primary lens, no compromise in peripheral vision. The result is a wide-view sports shield that rides and feels like a non-prescription pair. All frames in the cycling collection use photochromic iridescent lenses that automatically darken in sunlight and clear indoors, with a color-shifting iridescent finish available in Red, Blue, Green, Gold, Pink, and Gray/Mirror. The photochromic transition allows the lenses to serve as both clear glasses for low-light riding and sunglasses for full-sun conditions.
The collection currently includes 14 frames across full-rim and semi-rimless styles, all priced between $44.99 and $49.99 with prescriptions included. Frames include the Vayden, Revix, Korven, Avrox, Alex, Zorik, Ramsen, Javor, Voryn, Drevon, Trayven, Hather, Tyrion, and Siraj. EFE supports single-vision, progressive, and reading prescription formats, and all orders over $69 ship free.
EFE Glasses’ prescription cycling sunglasses are available at efeglasses.com starting at $44.99.
EFE Prescription Cycling Sunglasses at a Glance:
- Prescription lenses crafted directly into the shield (no clip-in insert)
- Photochromic iridescent lenses (auto-darken in sunlight, clear indoors)
- Available in Red, Blue, Green, Gold, Pink, and Gray/Mirror iridescent finishes
- 14 frame styles: full-rim and semi-rimless sports shield designs
- Frames: Vayden, Revix, Korven, Avrox, Alex, Zorik, Ramsen, Javor, Voryn, Drevon, Trayven, Hather, Tyrion, Siraj
- Single-vision, progressive, and reading prescriptions supported
- Price: $44.99–$49.99 (prescription included)
- Free shipping on orders over $69
- Buy 1 Get Second Frame 50% Off promotion
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