Smith Pivlock V2 Review
images by Nick Salazar • Sep 24, 2012 • 13,659

The shades also come with a large hard case to store all the lenses and soft microfiber bag. The hard case is a little big and hard to pack, but it does hold a lot of stuff in it. For travel, I just stash the shades in the soft case and make sure to put it somewhere it isn't likely to get crushed. But if you need the extra protection, the hard case is there.

The shades also come with a large hard case to store all the lenses and soft microfiber bag. The hard case is a little big and hard to pack, but it does hold a lot of stuff in it. For travel, I just stash the shades in the soft case and make sure to put it somewhere it isn't likely to get crushed. But if you need the extra protection, the hard case is there.
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Smith has expanded their rimless Pivlock line of sunglasses with the V2. The sharp, angular design is a revamp of the smoother V90, and also offers an adjustable-width nosepiece and a slightly firmer grip on the head. They are my favorite triathlon shades on the market today - have a look at the full review to find out why.

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