Tifosi Moab XC Sunglasses

Specs

Frame Design: Fully rimless

Frame Material: Grilamid TR-90

Weight: 29g (claimed)

Lens Material: Shatterproof, scratch-resistant polycarbonate

UV Protection: UVA/UVB

Lens System: Patented Interchange System (tool-free, rimless lens swap)

Interchange Lenses: 3 lenses included: Smoke, AC Red, Clear

Fototec Options: Light Night Fototec or Clarion Blue Fototec (photochromic, auto-adjusting tint)

Fit: Adjustable hydrophilic rubber arm and nose pieces

Hydrophilic Grip: Grip tightens as you sweat

Intended Sport: Mountain biking, XC, trail riding, cycling

Warranty: Lifetime against manufacturer defects (original owner)

FAQ

What makes the Moab XC different from the standard Tifosi Moab?: The Moab XC uses a fully rimless frame design, meaning there is no frame surrounding the lens. This gives you a wider, more unobstructed field of view compared to a full-frame sunglass, reduces overall weight to a claimed 29g, and creates a more immersive visual experience that makes you forget you are wearing eyewear. The rimless design also works with Tifosi's patented Interchange System for tool-free lens swaps.

What is the difference between the Interchange and Fototec versions?: Interchange models come with three swappable lenses: Smoke for bright conditions, AC Red for variable and overcast light, and Clear for low-light or night riding. You swap them manually using Tifosi's patented tool-free Interchange System. Fototec models have a single photochromic lens that automatically adjusts its tint based on available light, so there is nothing to swap mid-ride.

Are the Tifosi Moab XC Sunglasses covered by a warranty?: Yes. Tifosi backs the Moab XC with a lifetime warranty against manufacturer defects for the original owner. If there is a manufacturing issue, Tifosi will repair or replace the glasses at their discretion. Normal wear and accidental damage are not covered.

Best For

XC racers and trail riders who want a rimless, wide field-of-view sunglass with a proven sweat-resistant fit. The Interchange variants are ideal for riders who prefer manual lens control across dramatically different lighting conditions, while the Fototec variants suit riders who want a single lens solution that adapts automatically, especially on routes with heavy tree cover, tunnels, or fast-changing alpine light.