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Weighing just 20g per pair, only 150 will be made and will go on sale in August

Sportswear giant Adidas is bringing a novel concept to the sports eyewear market, unveiling a pair of 3D-printed sunglasses. The exclusive 3D CMPT sunnies feature a hollow, honeycomb-like frame, and were created in collaboration with eyewear company Marcolin.

They're constructed from a hollow and flexible nylon structure, and weigh only 20g, and are said to be suited to both sport and everyday use.

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Ryan Simonovich has been riding and racing for nearly a decade. He got his start as a cross-country mountain bike racer in California and quickly learned how fun road cycling can be. He has dabbled in road, criterium and cyclocross racing as well. He lives in Durango, Colorado, where there are endless mountain views and hilly gravel routes.

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