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"The NikeVision Show&amp;nbsp;X-2 looks like a decent pair of running shades &amp;mdash; light with an athletic sort of shape. After just a few miles with them on, however, we found our new favorite running accessory. Every aspect &amp;mdash; the weight, padding at the nose, tint, flex &amp;mdash; is right. We've stopped reaching for any other shades when heading out to sweat in the sun.\r\nThe first thing we noticed was the featherlight frames; they&amp;rsquo;re one of the most comfortable we've worn. They sit lightly on the bridge of the nose, and the soft, plastic bridge stays put &amp;mdash; without pinching &amp;mdash; even after 10-plus sweaty miles. Take them off, and there&amp;rsquo;s no tell-tale red welt, either.\r\nThe lenses may be the most impressive part of these shades. Two runners in the office thought they actually saw better wearing the sunglasses &amp;mdash; and not just because the lenses were effective at filtering glare (which they were). The lens is just the right shade &amp;mdash; not too dark or oddly tinted &amp;mdash; that it seems to hyper-focus and sharpen your eyesight by letting your eyes relax (or so it seems to us; we&amp;rsquo;re editors, not opthamologists).\r\nFinally, the Show X-2s are unobtrusive. That's a big compliment in a category of sunglasses that typically scream \"loud, proud runner&amp;rdquo; with ultra-sporty shapes, bright colors, and odd designs. These are sporty, sure, but when we found ourselves wearing them out in casual clothing (to be honest, they&amp;rsquo;re so light, you forget you&amp;rsquo;re wearing them), no one looked twice.[$156; store.nike.com]"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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