Scicon Aeroshade Kunken Fluorescent Yellow – Blue Mirror / EY310321

In 2024, many athletes from the Scicon Sports team adopted fluorescent colors to add style to their sporting competitions. For example, Tadej Pogacar won the Giro d’Italia with Scicon Sports fluorescent pink glasses and chose fluorescent yellow glasses for the Tour de France. These glasses are a tribute to style, determination, and the colors of the world’s two most prestigious cycling races.
Now, these limited-edition glasses are available to everyone to celebrate their victories in both races.
Embrace the bold spirit of the ’80s with Scicon Sports Fluo Collection sports glasses.
Developed with engineering that improves vision to meet the needs of world-class athletes, the Aeroshade Kunken Sports Performance Sunglasses enhance your vision and performance with a cylindrical shield lens. Specially designed for complete comfort and protection, they are your most versatile, high-quality sports performance sunglasses.
Kunken features a fully customizable Flexfit™ nose pad that allows athletes to adjust the fit to their individual face size and fit preference.

Unique Monogram lens aesthetic:
A unique lens option featuring the Scicon Monogram logo pattern on its outer surface takes sports and fashion to the next level.

Fully customizable Flexifit™ nose pad:
Comes with an all-new, customizable Flexifit™ nose pad; a one-size-fits-all nose piece that can be adjusted to fit preference and individual facial structure.

Expanded air distribution vents:
Five vents on each side provide a continuous flow of fresh air behind the lens to prevent fogging.

Tested and proven in races:
Undisputed superstar Tadej Pogačar added another Tour de France title to his collection, winning Il Lombardia while wearing the new Aeroshade Kunken for the first time.

– Quality Made in Italy
– Designed for intensive use in outdoor sports
– 6 cylindrical shield lenses
– Interchangeable Lens System
– Wide Field of View
– Impact-resistant lenses
– Best-in-class protection
– Power Ergo Design Fit™
– Flexifit Nose pad
– Flexible and adjustable temples
– Fully ergonomic fit
– Clip Switch™ System
– High-level customization options
– Panorama Arch™ technology
– Horizon Adapt™ mechanism (height-adjustable nose pad)

Powerful Ergonomic Design

Power Ergo Design provides optimal performance by allowing our frames to be adjusted to fit your individual face shape and fit preference. Flexi-Fit™ temples and adjustable double-click nose pads are featured in our performance series. Perfect alignment, secure fit, and the elimination of discomfort caused by frames with uneven pressure points.

SCN-PP Performance protection
SCN-PP lenses have been tested under extreme conditions and provide uncompromising protection against high-mass and high-speed impacts. Our lightweight, durable, and optically pure lens material withstands loads 30 times higher than CR39 lenses and 60 times higher than mineral glass lenses.
Scicon Sports SCN-PP™ Multi-Mirror coating, as the name suggests, is an ultra-thin metallic layer on the lens’s outer surface that provides a mirrored effect not only visually but also functionally. It features mirror intensity levels ranging from a bright mirror to a more intense mirror. Depending on the “mirror” level, multi-mirrored lenses deflect sun glare from the lens surface, reducing the amount of light entering the eyes when worn and providing 100% UVA and UVB protection.

Scratch-resistant
SCN-PP™ lenses are made from a unique polymer material combination that offers higher scratch resistance than standard lens types.

Lightweight
Driver comfort is just as important as visual clarity; this is ensured by the lightweight properties of the polymer (1.20 g/cm³) used in the production of our SCN-PP™ lenses.

Optical clarity
SCN-PP™ lenses have a lower refractive index, internal stress, and chromatic dispersion (Abbe Number) compared to polycarbonate, providing higher resolution and a sharper image.

Hydrophobic + Oleophobic:
Makes it nearly impossible for foreign objects to stick to the lenses. Allows water, oil, chemicals, and dirt droplets to slide off the lens surface. Provides easy cleaning.

High impact resistance:
The unique polymer composition used in our lenses is extremely durable and can withstand loads 30 times higher than CR39 lenses and 60 times higher than mineral glass lenses.

Chemical resistance:
Unlike polycarbonate and polyamide, SCN-PP polymer lenses are not damaged by common chemicals or solvents such as acetone, methyl alcohol, or gasoline.

Contrast control:
The SCN-PP™ lens is designed to produce a specific spectral curve that optimizes transmission across the entire light spectrum. Far more than a cosmetic feature, the color of the SCN-PP lens is a critical component that filters light at different wavelengths to enhance the user’s visual experience by controlling contrast, color, and clarity.

About Scicon
SCICON was founded in 1980 in a garage near Bassano del Grappa, the heart of Italy’s cycling industry, to solve the problem of how professional cyclists could travel with their bicycles. Over time, it evolved, not only solving problems but also creating a brand that inspires adventures around the world.

Throughout more than forty years in operation, the greatest cyclists in cycling history have used SCICON bags. Moser, Cipollini, Pantani, Indurain, Bettini, Boonen, Froome, Contador, Nibali, Sagan—just a few of them.

In 2011, the ASG Group became the majority shareholder of SCICON, ensuring rapid, global expansion.

In 2019, Scicon Sports entered the world of sports sunglasses and immediately became a reference point for many cycling champions and cycling enthusiasts.

In 2020, in less than a year, Scicon Sports glasses won the Tour de France with Tadej Pogacar, were used in over 50 races, and are preferred by three WorldTour teams: UAE Team Emirates, NTT Pro Cycling, and the Israel Cycling Academy. We are here to win and stay here.

Today, SCICONSPORTS exports to over 40 countries and has branches in the USA (San Diego), South Africa (Pretoria), and Australia (Melbourne). The headquarters in Bassano del Grappa (Italy) houses a concept laboratory for bag prototyping, a technical sportswear production facility, and a sunglasses assembly department.