The Junya Racer is a six base frame that wraps close to the head for the highest level of visual clarity and protection at speed. Fitted with a hand sculpted lens and custom shaped temples for running and cycling.

Koharu Eclipse is a six base frame construction defining a new approach to unisex sports eyewear. The ergonomic form is engineered to aid ventilation and enhance the field of vision. The 125mm temples are architected for helmet use.

The Takeyoshi Altitude Master is an 8 base frame construction designed for rigorous outdoor pursuits. The ergonomic form is engineered to aid ventilation and enhance the field of vision whilst protecting the eyes. Temples are architected for helmet use.

Inspired by the 1960's and 1970's alpine style movement in mountaineering, the Kazu Tourer is the result of a collaboration between Tracksmith and District Vision.

The Nagata Speed Blade for runners and cyclists is an ultra-lightweight nylon and titanium frame construction. Our D+ lens is handcut and polished in Japan for unrivaled visibility in various performance conditions.

The Keiichi performance eyewear system was developed over a two year technical testing period, involving New York City athletes and Japanese engineering. The frame features D+ lens technology, rubber/titanium nose pad and temple tips.

Nako Multisport was tested on hundreds of athletes to determine a truly universal fit for larger head shapes. The rounded top extends the wearer’s upper field of view with a lens height of 46mm. Ideal for a variety of physical disciplines.

The Caitlin sports strap is designed and engineered to perfectly fit all District Vision sports sunglasses. The strap secures the frame to the face for the most aggressive performance conditions.

Constructed from durable woven Cordura fabric with a technical zipper, the District Vision x Suunto eyewear pouch is an extremely lightweight, durable, and breathable vessel for shuttling eyewear and other gear to and from track workouts and trail runs, allowing garments, and meditation tools a chance to breathe when in transit. Knitted in Kyoto (Japan), the 540g mesh is weaved using a traditional Japanese knitting technique that slows the machine down to create a highly abrasion resistant mesh.