Open-top shield designs eliminate the frame bar that typically runs across your upper field of view, which matters when you're in an aggressive riding position and looking up the road. The Stash from Tifosi takes this browless approach and pairs it with a lower lens bar that serves double duty: it stabilizes the oversized shield while functioning as the lens change mechanism. Pop the arms off the bar, swap lenses, and click them back into place without fumbling with tiny screws or risking scratches.

The frame uses Grilamid TR-90, the same flexible polymer found across Tifosi's performance line. At 34 grams, the Stash carries slightly more weight than Tifosi's lightest frames, but that extra mass goes into structural stability for the large shield lens. The wraparound curvature blocks peripheral wind and debris while vented sections along the lens promote airflow to combat fogging during sustained efforts. Hydrophilic rubber covers the nose pads, ear pieces, and lower bar, creating grip points that become more effective as you sweat rather than losing traction.

Interchange models ship with three lenses to cover different conditions: a smoke lens for bright sun, AC Red for enhanced contrast, and a clear lens for low light or overcast riding. If you'd rather not carry spare lenses, Fototec versions use photochromic technology that adjusts tint automatically as ambient light changes. Both configurations feature shatterproof polycarbonate construction with UVA/UVB protection throughout the visible spectrum.... Read More