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Velo Race

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NOMIVELO Series

Velo Race

$99.00

A 142mm full-frame aero design in featherlight TR90 (28g). NomiX Polar lenses (1.58 index, UV400, anti-fog coating) cut road glare while ventilated temples keep fog off climbs. Medium-to-narrow faces, riders who hold an aero tuck. The 145mm temples curve behind the ear with a rubber grip that locks in place over a helmet strap. Rx-ready to -6.00 at 1.60 index, so racers with prescriptions get the same shield coverage as the clear-lens field. Note the 18mm bridge: it's sized for riders who previously found 16mm bridges pinching after hour three. Face fit: medium to narrow. Scene: racing, training blocks, hill climbs.

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Fit & Size

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Frame Width

142mm

Bridge

18mm

Temple Length

145mm

Weight

19g

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Total $99.00

Bundle: Velo Race + SwapKit All-Day

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Frame + 3 lens sets + hard case. Swap in seconds, ride in any light.

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Full Specifications
Frame Material TR90
Frame Shape Wrap
Lens Options NomiX Polar, NomiX Contrast Road
Features Aero Frame, Vent Anti-Fog, NomiX Polar, SwapKit Compatible
Weight ~19g
Warranty 1 Year

Reviews for Velo Race

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★★★★★
No Rx

Tomás L. · 27, competitive cyclist

"Cat 4 races, 4-hour training blocks, two seasons now. Dropped off the car roof, thrown in jersey pockets, run over once — still straight, still tight. Anti-fog holds through hard climbs at 6°C, which my previous $200 pair couldn't manage."