The Aerocraft uses 100%'s 3DPlane molded lens technology to create a frameless design with an expansive field of view. The single-piece lens wraps around without a traditional frame structure interfering with peripheral vision, which matters when you're tracking the ball in the outfield or scanning the road ahead on descents. The 6-base cylindrical shield lens curves to follow your face while maintaining optical clarity across the entire viewing area, so you're not looking through distortion at the edges like you would with a flatter lens.

The lens is injection-molded polycarbonate with impact resistance built in—this isn't a fragile optic. The hydrophobic and oleophobic coating sheds water, sweat, and fingerprints, keeping the lens clear when conditions get messy. The Aerocraft is available with HiPER lens technology, which amplifies contrast and color saturation to make terrain details and ball tracking more defined, or with photochromic lenses that adjust tint based on UV exposure in under 15 seconds. If you're moving between shade and sunlight frequently, the photochromic option eliminates the need to swap lenses mid-ride or mid-game.

The TR90 frame material flexes without breaking and stays light on your face during extended wear. Adjustable temple tips let you dial in the fit, and the ultra-grip rubber on the nose pads and temples keeps the glasses in place when you're sweating hard. The frame includes an alternative fit nose pad in the case, so you can swap it out if the default geometry doesn't work for your face. The Aerocraft ships with a hard case and microfiber cleaning bag, which is standard at this price point but still worth noting—you're not hunting for a safe place to store these between uses.... Read More