Crandon Anti-Fog Sunglasses

Clear when you slow down

Fogging is not a heat problem, it is a speed problem. The moment you stop at the top of a climb or hold at a light, your own breath and skin do the damage. The Crandon runs an anti-fog treated lens and a vented nose bridge so the air keeps moving even when you are not.

Who it's for

Anyone training in humidity, doing repeats with real rest between them, or climbing slowly enough that airflow disappears.

• See the road the second you clip back in, instead of waiting for the lens to clear.
• Keep the frame on your face through sweat — TR90 stays flexible and the grip points hold when everything is wet.
• Cut the low, flat glare of early sun on a wet surface with a polarized lens rather than a heavier tint.
• Keep wind off the eye on fast, exposed sections; the wrap is windproof without sealing the airflow shut.
• Get full UV400 cover on every lens option.

Built for the parts of a session where you stop moving.

Built for anti-fog clarity in humid conditions

Most sport eyewear is tested at speed, where moving air does the work for it. Anti-fog sport sunglasses have to survive the opposite: the seconds after you stop, when body heat and breath have nowhere to go and the lens greys out. The Crandon handles that in two ways rather than one. The lens carries an anti-fog treatment, and the nose bridge is vented — you can see the slots in the rear view — so warm air escapes upward instead of collecting behind the lens. The semi-rimless build helps for the same reason: with no frame across the bottom, the lower edge stays open and air moves through it at a standstill. TR90 keeps the frame light and flexible enough to stay put on wet skin, and every lens option — polarized, mirror or anti-fog treated — blocks 100% of UVA and UVB to UV400.

Free shipping on all US orders. Orders are dispatched within 1–3 business days and arrive in 5–7 business days after dispatch. Returns accepted within 30 days of delivery — see our Refund Policy for conditions.