Touring

Whether you’re logging miles on winding mountain roads or quietly touring the countryside, the right touring glasses will help you enjoy every ride with full focus. Wind, sun and dust can affect your vision, but well-designed touring glasses keep your eyes comfortable and protected, ride after ride.

Our tour glasses are specially designed for long distances and changing conditions. The lightweight, ergonomic frame fits snugly to your face and fits comfortably under your helmet without pressure points or irritation. UV400 lenses provide maximum protection from harmful solar radiation, while polarized or self-tinting lenses reduce annoying glare from asphalt and sun.

Thanks to anti-fog coatings and vents, your vision remains clear even during temperature changes or rainy rides.

At Specialspex you can find top quality touring glasses, carefully selected for comfort, functionality and optical precision. Our opticians and motorsports experts are happy to help you find the perfect glasses, possibly prescription, so you will always see sharply.

Specialspex tour glasses – for riders who go for freedom, comfort and clear vision with every mile.

Why special motorcycle goggles for touring?

During tour rides you will have to deal with:

• Varying light conditions (sun, shade, tunnels)
• Wind load at higher speeds
• Prolonged strain on your eyes
• Reflection of asphalt or water
• Temperature differences that cause condensation

Standard sunglasses are not designed for this purpose. A good pair of motorcycle sunglasses for touring use is:

• Impact resistant
• Comfortable for extended wear
• Well ventilating
• Suitable for use under a helmet
• Optimally tailored to your viewing needs

Safety first: impact-resistant glasses

While riding, a pebble from your predecessor can hit your glasses at high speed. That’s why we work with impact-resistant materials such as polycarbonate Why impact-resistant lenses …

This material:

• Is extremely strong and light
• Does not splinter on impact
• Also used in motorcycle visors

For touring riders, this is not a luxury, but a must.