Refreshing a classic - Bollé Bolt 2.0 Cycling Sunglasses Review - feat. Volt+ Polarized Lens

With most cycling sunglasses moving towards larger and larger frame designs, the Bollé Bolt 2.0 is a refreshing alternative. The semi-frameless design features a class wrap-around design with a smooth yet aggressive profile. The Bolt 2.0 retains the original dimensions but with enhanced design and Bollé’s latest Phantom and Volt+ lens options. Retail prices range from $110 for a clear lens upto $170 for photo chromic Phantom lens option. In this review, we’ll be specifically looking at the mid-level $140 titanium matte Bolt 2.0 with Bollé’s violet Volt+ lens. In addition to the interchangeable lens design, the Bolt 2.0 features Thermogrip rubber on the temples and nose pad for a comfortable and non-slip fit. The nose pads also have a four position design that allows the Bolt 2.0 sunglasses to fit a variety of faces.

Right out of the box, the Bolt 2.0 looks like the Oakley Radar sunglasses featuring a smooth downward curve along the top of the frame . While the Bolt 2.0 sunglasses retain the same classic sport sunglass design and dimensions as the original Bolt sunglasses, there have been several refinements to modernize them. Visually, the main differences are the refined frame design and temples. The sunglasses still have a semi-frameless design but now feature a larger nose section and subtle bevels along the edges. The laser etching along the bottom half of each lens creates a virtual bottom frame lip, a sleek detail that gives the sunglasses a premium appearance and is similar to the Bollé Lightshifter sunglasses...

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00:00 Intro
00:11 Unboxing + Specs
02:11 Fit + Finish
06:38 On The Road
07:18 Comparison (POC Devour / Smith Shift MAG / Bolle Lightshifter / POC AIM)
10:08 The Final Score
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how does the volt+ color enhancing compares to prizm lenses?