Grilamid TR-90 frame material has become the standard in performance eyewear for good reason: it flexes under stress instead of snapping, shrugs off temperature extremes, and weighs next to nothing. Tifosi builds the Moab around this polymer, landing the full-frame shield design at just 31 grams. That's light enough to forget you're wearing glasses mid-ride, which is exactly the point when you're focused on the trail ahead or the group surging off the front.

The full-frame construction with 5-base lens curvature wraps close to your face, blocking wind and debris from the sides without the tunnel vision that some shields create. Hydrophilic rubber covers the nose pads and arm tips, and here's the practical bit: these pads actually grip harder as moisture accumulates. Sweating through a climb or getting caught in drizzle works in your favor instead of sending your glasses sliding down your nose. Both the nose piece and arm pads adjust independently, letting you dial in the fit for your specific face shape. When you're logging hours in the saddle, that customization keeps the frame locked in place instead of gradually creeping out of position.

The Moab comes in two configurations depending on how you prefer to handle changing light. Interchange models ship with three lenses so you can swap based on conditions: a smoke lens for bright sun, a clear lens for overcast or low-light situations, and an AC Red lens that enhances contrast and depth perception. The Fototec versions use photochromic technology that transitions automatically as light changes, which proves particularly useful when you're riding through tree cover or starting before dawn and finishing in full sun. Both configurations use shatterproof polycarbonate lenses with venting designed to combat fog buildup during harder efforts.... Read More