Fit & Comfort
I was surprised at the performance and comfort exhibited by this lower – sunglass, even for longer outdoor activities. When I first put this sunglass on, the frame material felt somewhat stiff but the adjustable nosepads and temples gave me the ability to customize the fit. Additionally, the gripping rubber nosepads and temple ends worked very well to hold it in place, even during more technical trail riding and running.

Lens Clarity
The Neurotoxin offers fairly good optics and a wide field of vision courtesy of its wrap design. These non-polarized lenses don’t deliver the best optics out there, but they do work efficiently and feature an anti-reflective coating (that helps ward off lens reflections) and a hydrophobic coating that helps minimize water, grease, and grime on the lenses (and, thus, the time spent cleaning them). This sunglass comes with three lenses for varying light conditions.

On the downside, however, we did find the thicker browbar running across the top of this frame’s design plus its larger nosepads to be slightly distracting.

Wind Resistance
The Neurotoxin’s full-coverage wrap design kept the sun and wind out effectively. It also has a ventilated lens system located near the lenses’ edges that worked to minimize lens fogging.