Cloe up shot of man's face wearing cycling glasses and bike helmet
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Whether you’re heading out for a training run, lining up for a race or simply want sports eyewear that works beyond your workout, adidas Sport Eyewear’s Spring/Summer 2026 collection combines performance-focused technology with more versatile everyday styles.

The new collection is split into two categories: Performance, designed specifically for athletes and high-intensity activity, and Active, which brings a more lifestyle-focused approach to sports eyewear.

At the heart of the collection is the new POWERVIZN™ Lens System, developed to provide clearer vision, improved contrast and better visual control across different sporting environments.

The lenses combine a specialised base tint with High Contrast (HC) Technology and a precision mirror coating, helping to manage light transmission and reduce glare. Hydrophobic and oleophobic treatments are also designed to minimise the impact of water, sweat and dirt on vision.

For runners and other outdoor athletes, the aim is to make it easier to read changes in terrain and surface definition, helping you react quickly and maintain focus as conditions change.

The collection also features a seasonal colour palette incorporating matte metalised finishes, transparent details and iridescent effects. The eyewear has been designed to complement adidas race kits, giving athletes the option of a coordinated head-to-toe look.

The Performance collection

Kaphiros

Black sunglasses
SP0122 – KAPHIROS adidas eyewear

The Kaphiros is a lightweight, rimless design aimed at high-intensity activity.

Its toric lens is designed to offer flexibility and freedom of movement, while the streamlined construction helps minimise distractions. Ventilation built into the temples is designed to improve airflow and reduce the risk of fogging.

Rubberised no-slip tips, adjustable temples and adjustable nose pads provide a secure fit that can be personalised to the wearer.

Kentro

Pink sunglasses
SP0123 -KENTRO adidas eyewear

Designed with everyday running in mind, the Kentro combines a full-rim frame with a wide lateral field of view to provide stability, protection and greater awareness of your surroundings.

Adjustable temples and nose pads, rubberised no-slip details and a ventilation system are designed to provide a secure and comfortable fit during training.

Selected versions are available with photochromic lenses, which adapt to changing light conditions – potentially useful for runners heading out in variable weather and light.

Alkator

Pale glasses with dark rim
SP0124- ALKATOR adidas eyewear

Designed with cycling in mind, the Alkator features a bold, wide frame and angular design intended to maximise peripheral vision.

The full-rim construction and thicker temples provide stability and durability, while adjustable nose pads and rubberised grip points help keep the glasses securely in place.

Ventilation in the temples and upper front of the frame is designed to improve airflow and reduce fogging during outdoor activity.

The Active collection

The Active range takes the sporty aesthetic of adidas eyewear and makes it more versatile for everyday wear – whether you’re heading to the gym, going for a walk, travelling or simply taking a break from training.

Kleon

black rimmed sports sunglasses with orange lenses
SP0125 – KLEON adidas eyewear

The Kleon combines a rectangular shape with a sporty but versatile design.

Bold temples with pressure points provide stability, while rubberised tips are designed to improve comfort. Ventilation holes in the temples and upper front of the frame help increase airflow and reduce the risk of fogging during outdoor activity.

Dromeas

White framed sunglasses with blue lenses
SP0126 – DROMEAS adidas eyewear

The Dromeas offers a slightly oval, more feminine silhouette while retaining the sporty functionality of the Active range.

Semi-bold temples with pressure points are designed for comfort, with adjustable nose pads allowing the fit to be personalised.

Rubberised tips add stability, while the improved ventilation system in the temples and upper front of the frame is designed to help reduce fogging.

The Spring/Summer 2026 collection reflects the increasingly blurred line between performance and everyday life.

For athletes, the Performance range focuses on stability, ventilation, visibility and optical clarity. Meanwhile, the Active styles offer a more versatile take on sports eyewear for those who want technical features without necessarily wearing a performance-focused frame.

With the POWERVIZN™ Lens System at the centre of the collection, adidas is putting visual clarity and control at the heart of its latest Sport Eyewear range – whether you’re running, cycling, training or simply getting outside.