Product info updated February 2026
Designed by and for extreme sports riders, the Dirty Habits RIDE Black sunglasses are built for any adventure. They feature a lightweight TR90 frame, UV400 lenses with hydrophobic and oleophobic coatings, a floating cord, and an included microfiber pouch. This allround model is ideal for kitesurfing, wingfoiling, mountain biking, and all your outdoor activities.
KEY FEATURES
DIRTY HABITS RIDE BLACK 2025
What we like
- TR90 Frame: Swiss technology, ultra-light, flexible and hypoallergenic
- Hydrophobic + Oleophobic Coating: Repels water, sweat and fingerprints
- UV400: Total protection against UVA and UVB rays
- Anti-Scratch: Durable lenses resistant to micro-scratches
- Base 8 Curve: Panoramic peripheral vision
Lens Type
Non-polarized, Category 3
Ideal For
Kitesurf, wingfoil, mountain biking, skiing, watersports, lifestyle
Included
Adjustable floating cord, microfiber pouch, cleaning cloth.
DETAILED DESCRIPTION
Born at the Spot
Born in Cape Town, South Africa, Dirty Habits emerged from one of the most demanding kitesurfing playgrounds on earth. The brand designs eyewear and apparel for riders who push their limits daily. The RIDE Black model embodies this philosophy: it's tough, lightweight, and delivers high performance in the most intense conditions.
TR90 Technology
The TR90 frame uses a thermoplastic developed in Switzerland, renowned for its exceptional lightness, flexibility, and impact resistance. This hypoallergenic material can be worn for hours without irritation, even during long sessions under the sun.
Optimal Protection
The non-polarized lenses provide full UV400 protection (Category 3). A hydrophobic coating repels seawater and rain, while the oleophobic treatment prevents smudges from sweat and fingerprints. The anti-scratch layer extends the life of the lenses, even with intensive use.
Comfort and Versatility
The Base 8 curve offers a panoramic field of vision without distortion. An adjustable floating cord keeps your sunglasses secure during wipeouts, and the included microfiber pouch protects the lenses during transport. From kitesurfing to mountain biking, skiing, or hiking, the RIDE Black is ready for all your adventures.
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
| Model | RIDE Black (DHS25ASKSBLK) |
| Frame | TR90 (Swiss thermoplastic) |
| Lenses | Non-polarized, Category 3 |
| UV Protection | UV400 (100% UVA/UVB) |
| Coatings | Hydrophobic, oleophobic, anti-scratch |
| Curve | Base 8 (panoramic vision) |
| Resistance | Impact-resistant (polycarbonate) |
| Accessories included | Floating cord, microfiber pouch, cleaning cloth |
| Standards | CE EN 1836, ANSI Z80.3 |
FAQ - DIRTY HABITS RIDE BLACK
Polarized lenses filter horizontal reflections from water, snow, and roads to reduce glare. Non-polarized lenses offer identical UV protection but without the anti-glare filter. They are well-suited for allround use and allow for better screen readability.
Yes, these glasses are specifically designed by kitesurfers for kitesurfers. The TR90 frame is impact-resistant, the hydrophobic coating repels saltwater spray, and the floating cord prevents you from losing them if they fall in the water.
While the glasses themselves don't float, the included floating cord keeps them on the surface if they fall into the water.
TR90 is a thermoplastic developed in Switzerland. This ultra-light, flexible, shock-resistant, and hypoallergenic material is the industry standard for high-end sports eyewear.
Absolutely. Their versatility makes them perfect for mountain biking, trail running, skiing, Surf, sailing, or simply everyday wear. The Base 8 curve ensures an excellent peripheral field of vision for any activity.
Use the provided microfiber cloth to clean the lenses. Avoid paper tissues or clothing that could scratch the coating. After sessions in salt water, rinse them briefly with fresh water.
Need advice?
GlissEvolution, 2c avenue du Gulfstream, 44380 Pornichet (Loire-Atlantique)
Tel: 09 62 64 74 77, Tuesday to Saturday, 10am-1pm / 3pm-7pm
Test center available by appointment
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