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Cycling safety is not only about preserving your body, but enjoy peace of mind while riding,you can't fully enjoy your ride when you have to worry about accidents, right? We listed 3 important things you should pay attention to, in order to prevent injuries. 1. Wear the right equipment Some helmets like the Mercury Magnetic Glasses Helmet include eye protection Helmet: This one should be obvious, but you’d be amazed about how many cyclists simply refuse to wear a helmet. A helmet can not only prevent a fatal injury but reduce wind resistance and improve your performance. Lights: Bike lights should...

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Cycling with proper posture not only can improve your performance and experience but also prevent pain and injuries. We’ve compiled a list with 8 tips, to help you ride more efficiently. 1. Pay attention to your posture Proper posture not only can improve your performance, but improve your mood and prevent injuries. 2. Don’t hunch your shoulders Your shoulders should be behind the front wheel and down away from your ears. As people get stressed while climbing a hill, they tend to creep up, so watch these shoulders! Relaxing your shoulders will also help your head posture. 3. Keep your...

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One of the most requested questions in our blog is explaining what exactly is photochromic lenses? How do they work While ordinary lenses may serve to correct your vision, protect you from the sun among other things, photochromic lenses are made to protect your eyes during night and day. They contain special crystals that enable them to get darker during the day, while remaining clear during the night.  As they get exposed to high frequency light (most often ultraviolet UV radiation), they undergo a chemical process that changes the material molecular structure making it appear to be darker. They don't usually...

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Here are 3 simple ways to make sure your glasses stay on while you exercise.

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