adidas Sport Eyewear has unveiled its Fall/Winter 2026-27 collection, combining its PowerVizn lens system with frames for mountain sport, snow and everyday outdoor activity.
The collection is split into Performance and Active lines. Performance focuses on athletes seeking technical functionality and visual control in demanding environments, while Active brings the same design approach to more versatile, all-day styles.
Developed with feedback from professional athletes in training and competition, the range includes new small-size options alongside lightweight injected frames, adjustable fit systems and integrated ventilation.
PowerVizn for varied terrain and light
The PowerVizn Lens System combines a dedicated base tint with High Contrast Technology and a precision mirror coating designed to reduce glare. Hydrophobic and oleophobic treatments help protect lenses against water, sweat, dirt and oily substances.
adidas Sport Eyewear says the system is intended to improve surface definition, colour perception and depth perception across environments including road, trail, snow and sand.
Akrion RND targets high-altitude use
The SP0129 Akrion RND is a round, full-rim design developed with mountain activity in mind. Rubber side spoilers provide additional shielding from the sun during high-altitude sport and glacier use, while adjustable temples and nose pads allow the fit to be personalised.
Lens options include a polarised version and a Category 4 configuration. The Category 4 lens is not suitable for driving.
Snow protection and ventilated performance frames
The SP0040 ski goggles feature a high-contrast cylindrical lens and slim frame designed to provide a wide field of view on snow. An internal foam lining, silicone-grip elastic strap and ventilation system support comfort, stability and resistance to fogging.
Elsewhere, the SP0115 Anemos Light uses a half-rim wraparound construction with a large cylindrical lens. Ventilation holes on the brow bar and temples increase airflow, while adjustable rubber temple tips and nose pads support grip and comfort. It is compatible with the SP5010-CI optical clip-in.
The SP0116 Anemos Light S offers reduced dimensions for smaller faces. The SP0122 Kaphiros takes a rimless approach with a toric lens, while the SP0128 Kaphiros Evo adds a top bar for greater stability and structural rigidity. Openings on the bar and temples help ventilation.
Active styles for everyday movement
The SP0130 rectangular frame and SP0131 oval frame sit within the Active line. Both combine ventilation, individual adjustments and rubberised contact details with PowerVizn lens options.
The colour palette draws on adidas marathon, running and outdoor collections, bringing together black, silver and rust tones with metallic effects, iridescent finishes and mirrored lenses.
Across the collection, the emphasis is on choosing the frame, fit and lens configuration for the intended activity. Further information is available through adidas.
