


SCVCN Hapex - Transclucent / Gray Lens
4.5 (11)The SCVCN Hapex is a full-coverage cycling and running shield built for speed. The translucent frame is lightweight TR90 with a tall, distortion-free single lens for an uninterrupted field of view in the drops. This colourway pairs the clear frame with a grey mirror lens that cuts glare on bright rides while keeping contrast sharp on the road. Adjustable nose pad and hydrophilic temple tips lock the fit as your pace and sweat rate climb, and the vented lens top resists fogging on climbs. Includes a protective case and microfibre pouch.
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Reviews
True colour, no tint bias
I don't get on with mirrored lenses — this neutral grey shows the road exactly as it is, just dimmed. Perfect for bright days when you still want accurate colour.
— H. Lindgren, Uppsala, SE
August 18, 2026Verified buyer
The one non-cyclists don't stare at
Understated grey lens, same brilliant frame. Light, huge field of view, and no fog on the climbs. My go-to for café rides and racing alike.
— M. Reyes, Girona, ES
July 27, 2026Verified buyer
Great lens, wanted more shots in the box
The grey tint is ideal for our hard summer light. Would have liked a spare lens included at this size, but the optics and fit are excellent.
— A. Kovač, Zagreb, HR
July 5, 2026Verified buyer
Solid all-rounder for variable days
Not too dark, so it works from bright spells into cloud without feeling wrong. Vents keep them clear when you stop. Frame is featherweight.
— J. Thomson, Edinburgh, GB
June 12, 2026Verified buyer
Held clear on a soaking descent
40 minutes of rain off the top and they never fogged or fully misted. The grey keeps enough light in that a grim day doesn't feel darker than it is.
— T. Halvorsen, Bergen, NO
May 21, 2026Verified buyer
Forgettable in the best way
Put them on, ride, take them off five hours later with no pressure marks and no eye strain. The neutral lens is easy on the eyes over a long day.
— L. Moreau, Toulouse, FR
April 24, 2026