District Vision | Active Eyewear Rooted in Friendship

Foundation

District Vision is completely redefining sports eyewear. Founded by friends Tom Daly and Max Vallot, this brand treats running and cycling as tools for mindfulness and self-exploration rather than just physical performance. They blend Japanese engineering with a holistic philosophy.

Mindful Engineering Meets Japanese Craftsmanship

District Vision frames are handmade in Japan, utilizing materials like aerospace-grade titanium and lightweight, titanium-infused nylon. They put just as much care into their lenses as their frames. Instead of just blocking glare, their therapeutic-grade lenses are engineered to reduce eye muscle strain during intense physical exertion.

Their black rose lenses are perfect for trail runners dealing with shifting forest light. Their sports yellow lenses boost visibility for early morning or dusk runs. Oleophobic coatings prevent sweat, water, and fingerprints from clouding your view.

The Rx Integrated Shield: No More Inserts!

Usually athletes who require a prescription have one option when it comes to wrapped shield sunglasses: clunky behind-the-lens prescription clips. District Vision completely disrupts the industry by introducing the world's first Rx integrated shield lens. Available on their iconic Junya Racer model, this technology embeds the Rx directly into a single, seamless piece of wrap-around glass. 

By utilizing advanced Free Form optical technologies and a rotational prism adjustment, they greatly reduce the peripheral distortion that usually plagues highly curved wrap-around frames. This provides an uninterrupted field of view that keeps your eyes comfortable and focused on the path ahead.

The Verdict

Whether you are training for an ultramarathon or just pacing through a sunny weekend bike ride, District Vision ensures you do not have to sacrifice clarity for style. They have proven that sports gear can be smart, beautiful, and soul-soothing.

5K Run Sign Up

Click here to sign up for the 5K run (or walk - no pressure!) on Saturday June 20th at 9am.