Over the weekend, Tadej Pogaar asserted his dominance yet again and soloed to a record-setting fourth victory at Strade Bianche. The reigning World Champion showed that hes up to speed with another decisive victory on Tuscanys infamous pale gravel roads. And, he along with the rest of the UAE team did it in Scicon Sports latest cycling sunglasses, the Aeroshade 2.0 Titanium.Scicons new Aeroshade 2.0 Titanium sunglasses launched just a couple of days ago, and it certainly didnt take long for them to land on the podium with Tadej in 1st and UAE teammate Isaac Del Toro in 3rd. To be fair, Tadej Pogaar probably could have raced in some gas station sunglasses and still won, but high-quality performance eyewear was likely a huge benefit in his record-breaking effort last Saturday.Tadej Pogaar (left) and teammate Isaac Del Toro (right) wearing the new Aeroshade 2.0 Titanium at Strade Bianche.Aeroshade 2.0 Titanium DetailsThe new Aeroshade 2.0 Titanium is an updated and refined version of the brands longstanding Aeroshade sunglasses, which have been a staple in the pro peloton since they came out in 2020. The 2.0 Titanium builds on that foundation and evolves with advanced materials, a revised frame design, integrated micro-ventilation ports, and Scicons signature bold aesthetics.As the name suggests, one of the primary updates to the Aeroshade 2.0 Titanium is the move to titanium temples. Renowned for its durability, the temples on these new glasses are crafted from a solid titanium rod thats undergone more than 20 precision manufacturing steps. According to Scicon, every detail is engineered to deliver controlled flexibility, lasting comfort, and uncompromising race-level performance.Anatomy of the Aeroshade 2.0 Titanium.Additionally, Scicon states that the front frame has been redesigned with a more modern, streamlined shape to express a bold, contemporary look. This new shape also integrates micro ventilation ports to improve airflow and reduce fogging during intense efforts. On top of that, new Flexifit 2.0 nosepads are reportedly both soft and highly adaptable, conforming to varying face shapes, while the Horizon Adapt height adjustment system allows the rider to optimize the field of view.The Aeroshade 2.0 Titanium sunglasses come with Scicons Hi-Contrast mirrored or photochromic cylindrical lenses. Theyre offered in a wide range of base tints and reflective coatings, with varying filter categories and VLT percentages to suit different needs, preferences, and light conditions. According to Scicon, the Hi-Contrast technology enhances details in low-visibility conditions, improves terrain definition, amplifies contrast while maintaining a neutral color profile, and reduces eye fatigue during long rides. The lenses are also coated with a Nanotech hydrophobic and oleophobic coating to shed water and oils and maintain clear vision.The Aeroshade 2.0 Titanium is compatible with Scicons AC028 optical insert. The glasses come with a spare lens, a microfiber bag, and a protective hard case, which apparently converts into a saddle bag.A protective case that converts into a saddle bag is an interesting idea.Tech DetailsMedical-grade titanium templesPanorama Arch frame designHigh-impact resistantHorizon Adapt height-adjustable nose padInterchangeable single-shield lensFlexiFit 2.0 adjustable nose padTactigrip temple tips, flexible, adjustableLaser lens etchingCompatible AC028 Optical InsertWide range of lens colors and replacement optionsLens and Frame SpecsLens width: 138 mmLens height: 58 mmLens shape: Cylindrical, 6-base curveFrame width: 144 mmTemple length: 130 mmWeight: 40 gramsPricing and AvailabilityThe new Aeroshade 2.0 Titanium sunglasses retail for $265 with Hi-Contrast lenses, or $295 with the tint-adjusting photochomic lens. They are available now through the Scicon Sports website. And if you place one of the first 200 orders, youll receive a softcover copy of the Tadej Pogaar Triple Crown Photobook, valued at $99.sciconsports.comThe post Tadej Pogaar Debuts New Scicon Sports Aeroshade 2.0 Titanium Cycling Sunglasses with Strade Bianche Victory appeared first on Bikerumor.