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The Radke is WildHorn Outfitters' first mountain bike eyewear: a wrap-style performance sunglass with Fenom lenses, UV400 protection and a convertible frame that runs full or half frame. Most versions ship with three lenses (amber and smoke spares plus an EVA case); the photochromic version uses one self-adjusting lens instead. Lenses are non-polarized on purpose, which keeps trail texture and damp roots readable rather than flattened out the way polarized lenses can make them. Against big-name MTB glasses it competes on lens swapping and included spares rather than on optics pedigree, and owners rate it well for the money.
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Lowest price we've seen: $54.97 on Nov 7 at Wildhorn Outfitters. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 7.
Riders rate the Radke highly for value, with the spare lenses the most-praised feature. Owners like that a scratched or fogged lens can be swapped in seconds, and some keep a second pair in the van as backup.
The Radke is a pair of MTB cycling sunglasses from WildHorn Outfitters, built for riding in the mountains. It uses Fenom lenses and a Fenom light management system to keep vision clear in any light condition.
The frames are convertible, so they can be worn as a full frame or a half frame. Each pair includes three lenses. Photochromic models have a single variable lens that adjusts automatically to light exposure.
The lenses have an anti-scratch coating and give complete UV400 protection (UVA/UVB). They are non-polarized, which is intended for trail riding.
