Large field of vision, strong accessory package: The Endura Singletrack Frameless in the test

The Scottish outdoor specialist Endura relies on the Singletrack Frameless on a clear concept: maximum vision thanks to frameless construction. The one-piece cylindrical polycarbonate lens offers a wide viewing angle without any distracting frame elements in the field of vision. The lightweight TR90 plastic ensures low weight combined with a robust construction. The goggles have several technical features: super-hydrophobic front coating for water-repellent behaviour, anti-fog rear coating for clear vision even on climbs and UV protection in accordance with EN ISO 12312-1:2013.

Replacement glass included

The mirrored Revo® main lenses with flash mirror coating are complemented by clear interchangeable lenses for bad weather. Customised temples with injection-moulded rubber tips guarantee a secure fit. The scope of delivery is particularly comprehensive: moulded EVA hard case, protective cover for the lenses and embossed microfibre carrying bag are included in the package. At 80 euros, the Singletrack is in the attractive entry-level range.

All information about the Endura Singletrack Frameless

• Weight: 35 grammes
• Visor size: 6.5 x 16 centimetres
• Glasses: One-piece polycarbonate disc, cylindrical profile
• Coating: Superhydrophobic (front), anti-fog impregnated (back)
• Features: Interchangeable lenses, UV protection (EN ISO 12312-1:2013), TR90 frame
• Scope of delivery: Hard case, softbox, clear replacement lens, protective cover, microfibre carrying bag
• Price: 80 Euro >> available here

This is our verdict on the Endura Singletrack Frameless

The Endura Singletrack Frameless weighs in at 35 grams and, at 80 euros, is positioned in the affordable price segment - an attractive entry point for price-conscious cyclists. Its visor measures 6.5 x 16 centimetres and fits close to the face, well into the corner of the eye. Even the side frame disappears from view - a big plus point for unrestricted vision on the trail and road. Top: A sturdy softbox and a clear replacement lens are included in the scope of delivery so that the goggles are equipped for different lighting conditions. We particularly liked the flexible fit of the goggles. The nose pad can be flexibly adjusted and the rubberised temples guarantee a good fit on all head sizes from normal to large. For small and narrow heads, however, we strongly recommend trying them on before buying. The reason for this is not only the fit, but also the relatively high lens, which could collide with its lower edge depending on the helmet model - a problem that can occur with low helmets or low foreheads. If you pay attention to these points and ideally test the goggles beforehand, the Endura is an inexpensive goggle with a very good price-performance ratio and a well thought-out, comprehensive scope of delivery. The combination of frameless design, interchangeable lenses and solid accessories makes them a clever choice for beginners and price-conscious frequent riders.

Plus: Comprehensive scope of delivery including replacement lens, flexible fit, good price-performance ratio

Minus: Possible risk of collision with helmet with small heads