Primoz Roglic has become quite the hot property on the transfer market with several teams reportedly interested in signing the Slovenian climber for the 2027 season. Among them are NSN Cycling Team, Pinarello Q36.5 Pro Cycling and Lotto-Intermarch. But what about Unibet Rose Rockets? Bas Tietema do...

Tudor Pro Cycling have announced its second newcomer for the 2027 season. After a large-profile signing of Arnaud De Lie, the Swiss team's newest recruit Jesper Stiansen steps up from Tudor's U23 Team, after having been previously identified through Tudor's online talent programme. Stiansen's path t...

A defiant Tadej Pogacar shared a first photo of him after he left hospital. Following his crash at the 2026 Vuelta a Espana, and subsequent surgery on Tuesday to repair his left collarbone, the Slovenian will continue his recovery at home. His Vuelta red jersey journey came to an abrupt end on Satur...

The new Rudy Project Astral ARC glasses feature new lens geometry, providing a fit designed for a wider range of face shapes and types of riding, with a weight of only 26g.Lightweight frameless sunglasses are great for hot days, but in my experience have only ever been suitable for pure road riding they tend to get unsettled when things become a little bumpy.However, the new Astral ARC glasses have been designed to offer both light weight and a secure fit. Rudy Project claims the new lens shape, designed in conjunction with a stiff, yet flexible frame, will stay put whatever you ride and whatever your face shape.New lens design The Astral ARC glasses weigh only 26g. Scott Windsor / Kelsey The key element of the new Astral ARCs is that all-new lens design. The new polycarbonate lens is mirror-finished and has a category 3 filter level. That means it allows between 8 and 18% of transmissible light through and provides UV400 protection, which should be ideal for riding in bright sun.Rudy Project says the ARC lens design uses a new cylindrical shape that's engineered to provide distortion-free viewing for a wider range of face shapes.The brand claims this lens shape, in conjunction with the stiff-hinged arms of the frameless Astrals and their flexible soft temple tips, makes for a secure fit thats the equal of heavier full-framed cycling sunglasses.The frame is made from Rilsan Clear, a bio-based polymer containing 45% material derived from castor oil. Rudy says the material is sourced through certified supply chains. The frames are made from a bio polymer derived from castor oil. Scott Windsor / Kelsey The Astral Arcs, at only 26g, are among Rudys lightest ever performance glasses. Surprisingly for such a light design, they're also compatible with an RX optical insert, so those in need of corrective prescription lenses can now opt for the Astral ARCs.The new glasses have a temple length of 13 mm, 55mm height and 147mm width. They are available in seven colours and two limited-edition versions including the Vanilla Matte colourway pictured here.Prices range from 129.90 / $209 to 149.90 / $241 depending on lens specification.