In Review: Evil Eye Trailsense

All the positive qualities of the parent model, the roadsense, also apply to the trailsense; the values in terms of style, secure fit, and the many customization features are identical. The most significant difference lies in its open frame construction, which saves a few grams of weight, enlarges the field of vision, and simplifies cleaning or changing the lenses.

The ventilation also benefits from the open design and improved airflow, which noticeably delays the fogging of the lenses. This allowed us to fully enjoy the advantages of the glazing we chose, which combines the two technologies 'LST bright' and 'Vario', even in high humidity conditions.

Aside from the high-quality workmanship, the technocratic and edgier design compared to previous models like the traileye pro is also a decisive factor for us. It appears both modern and classy.

In action, the glasses fit perfectly not only when road cycling but also prove their strength off-road. No pressing, wobbling, or slipping - even on demanding and particularly bumpy downhills, everything stays in place. With their exceptional clarity and generous field of view, they offer an unobstructed view of the bike computer, without a wide lower frame restricting the view.

The LST Vario filters automatically adapt to different lighting conditions, making a lens change unnecessary. However, based on experience, one should handle them very carefully and clean the lenses gently to avoid damaging the coating. Otherwise, the crystal-clear clarity is quickly compromised.