In outdoor cycling, eye protection is essential, so many cyclists choose cycling glasses for this purpose. However, while these glasses protect your eyes, they can also experience some“malfunctions”, which may reduce their functionality, making regular maintenance necessary. So, how should you maintain your cycling glasses??
1When putting on or taking off your glasses, hold both temple arms and place or remove them parallel to your cheeks. Using one hand may disrupt the balance of the frame and cause deformation.
2If your glasses feel too tight, too loose, or if screws become loose during wear, it may indicate frame deformation, which can strain your nose or ears and cause the lenses to loosen. It is recommended to have your glasses professionally adjusted regularly.
3Do not use them during intense sports. Resin lenses can shatter upon strong impact, potentially causing eye or facial injuries. It is advised not to use them during high-intensity activities.
4Do not use scratched lenses. Avoid wearing lenses that have scratches, spots, cracks, or other damage, as these can scatter light and impair vision, leading to decreased eyesight.
5Even if the lenses have varying degrees of tint, do not look directly at the sun or bright light, as this can harm your eyes.
6Fold the frame starting from the left. Most frames are designed to be folded starting from the left temple arm. Folding the right one first may easily deform the frame.
7For temporary placement, place your glasses with the convex side facing up. Placing them with the convex side down may scratch the lenses.
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