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AEROSHADE 2.0 TITANIUM Pink Fluo
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The SCICON Aeroshade 2.0 Titanium Pink Fluo combines a fluorescent pink frame with a panoramic Multimirror Green Hi-Contrast lens. This is the configuration thrust into the spotlight on 27 September 2026 in Montreal, when Brandon McNulty became elite men’s road world champion.
- Reference: EY441714 – Pink Fluo / Multimirror Green
- Lens: category 3, 11% visible light transmission
- Claimed weight: 40 g
- Construction: Grilamid TR90 + adjustable medical-grade titanium temples
- Adjustment: Horizon Adapt™, FlexiFit 2.0™ and Tactigrip™ temple tips
- Prescription compatibility: compatible with the SCICON AC028 optical insert
An Aeroshade 2.0 story that goes beyond Pogačar: McNulty’s world title shows that SCICON’s success at the highest level runs through the depth of the UAE roster.
SCICON Aeroshade 2.0 Titanium · 2026 World Champion
Pink Fluo: Brandon McNulty’s Aeroshade for his Montreal world title
On 27 September 2026, Brandon McNulty won the elite men’s road World Championship in Montreal after launching the decisive move with 32 km remaining. On his face was the instantly recognisable Pink Fluo / Multimirror Green combination of the Aeroshade 2.0 Titanium.
Pink Fluo has gone from bold colourway to world-champion colourway
Until now, SCICON’s visibility within UAE Team Emirates-XRG was overwhelmingly associated with Tadej Pogačar. Montreal 2026 broadens that story significantly: Brandon McNulty won the rainbow jersey wearing an Aeroshade 2.0 Titanium with a Pink Fluo frame and green mirror lens.
The day after the race, SCICON placed McNulty’s world title at the top of its official website, with the purchase link leading directly to reference EY441714, Pink Fluo / Multimirror Green. This remains a standard catalogue colourway rather than a McNulty signature edition, but it now carries a genuine racing story of its own.
40 g
Claimed weight
11%
Visible light transmission
Cat. 3
Multimirror Green
AC028
Optical insert compatible
Not just Pogačar: SCICON wins through the depth of the UAE roster
SCICON’s presence in the professional peloton is not built around a single champion. The brand has worked with UAE Team Emirates since 2020, and the Aeroshade platform has been developed through several seasons of top-level racing and athlete feedback. Pogačar naturally remains its most visible ambassador on the road, but SCICON’s sporting story within UAE reaches much further.
SCICON’s own UAE collection highlights riders including Tadej Pogačar, Adam Yates, Isaac Del Toro and Jhonatan Narváez. September 2026 provided a particularly strong illustration in Montreal: Isaac Del Toro won the Grand Prix Cycliste de Montréal on 13 September, with McNulty third, then Brandon McNulty became road world champion in the same city on 27 September.
That is what changes the status of this Pink Fluo model. It is no longer simply a visual alternative to the UAE Team or Yellow Fluo versions. It is now directly connected to one of the biggest victories of the 2026 season.
Montreal 2026: two events, two stories that should not be confused
13 September 2026 – Grand Prix Cycliste de Montréal: Isaac Del Toro won, Brandon McNulty finished 3rd.
27 September 2026 – Elite Men’s Road World Championship: Brandon McNulty won the rainbow jersey. This is the victory associated with this Aeroshade 2.0 Titanium Pink Fluo.
Pink Fluo / Multimirror Green: instantly recognisable
The Pink Fluo frame and Multimirror Green lens form one of the most visible combinations in the Aeroshade 2.0 Titanium range. The fluorescent pink accentuates the sharper lines of the redesigned front frame, while the green mirror lens creates a particularly strong contrast with the black titanium temples.
This is not purely about appearance. The SCN-PP Hi-Contrast Performance lens is designed to improve the perception of detail, changes in road surface and contours. With 11% visible light transmission and a category 3 filter, this configuration is primarily intended for bright and sunny riding conditions.
Grilamid TR90 front frame
The Panorama Arch™ frame uses Grilamid TR90, selected for low weight, flexibility and durability. Its mono-shield construction maintains a wide field of vision and a distinctive racing identity.
Adjustable medical-grade titanium temples
The medical-grade titanium temples can be adjusted to suit the rider’s head shape and the available space beneath the helmet. Titanium resists corrosion, temperature variation and deformation while maintaining a stable fit.
Panoramic Hi-Contrast lens
The wide base-6 cylindrical shield reduces lateral obstruction and protects against airflow, dust and road spray. SCN-PP Hi-Contrast technology is engineered to enhance contrast, detail perception and road visibility.
VortexFlow™ ventilation
Strategically positioned openings promote airflow behind the lens to help reduce fogging, particularly on climbs, at lower speeds and during sustained high-intensity efforts.
Extensive adjustment for road cycling, gravel and triathlon
The Aeroshade 2.0 Titanium combines several adjustable contact points. Horizon Adapt™ helps fine-tune the position of the eyewear, while the FlexiFit 2.0™ nose piece can be shaped to suit the rider’s facial structure.
Flexible and adjustable Tactigrip™ temple tips add security as perspiration increases or the road becomes rough. This ability to tailor the fit around the temples is one of the main developments of Aeroshade 2.0 compared with previous generations.
A platform shaped by WorldTour feedback
SCICON traces the racing story of Aeroshade back to 2020 and Tadej Pogačar’s Tour de France victory. The brand says more than five years of racing use and athlete feedback fed into the Aeroshade 2.0 Titanium platform, with redesigned geometry, titanium temples, integrated ventilation and a reworked front frame.
McNulty’s 2026 world title gives the new generation another highly visible reference point. Aeroshade is no longer only perceived as “Pogačar’s sunglasses”; the platform is visible across different leaders and riders within one of the most successful teams in the peloton.
Pink Fluo or Yellow Fluo?
Both versions use the same Aeroshade 2.0 Titanium platform. Pink Fluo now has a clear sporting association with Brandon McNulty and his 2026 world title in Montreal. Yellow Fluo remains strongly associated with Tadej Pogačar and the highly visible identity he gave SCICON throughout the 2026 season.
Technical specifications
| Manufacturer reference | EY441714 |
| Colour | Pink Fluo / Multimirror Green |
| Claimed weight | 40 g |
| Construction | Grilamid TR90 front frame and medical-grade titanium temples |
| Frame design | Panorama Arch™ |
| Lens shape | Panoramic cylindrical shield, base 6 |
| Lens technology | SCN-PP Hi-Contrast Performance |
| Visible light transmission | 11% |
| Filter category | Category 3 |
| Claimed dimensions | Lens height 58 mm · lens width 143 mm · front width 144 mm |
| Lens properties | UV protection, anti-reflective coating, blue-light filtering, Hi-Contrast, hydrophobic and oleophobic treatments, mirror coating, interchangeable lens |
| Adjustment systems | Adjustable titanium temples, Horizon Adapt™, FlexiFit 2.0™ and Tactigrip™ temple tips |
| Ventilation | VortexFlow™ |
| Prescription compatibility | Compatible with the SCICON AC028 optical insert |
| Gender | Unisex |
What is included?
- 1 pair of SCICON Aeroshade 2.0 Titanium Pink Fluo sunglasses
- 1 Multimirror Green main lens
- 1 pink spare lens
- 1 multi-purpose case
- 1 microfibre pouch
Velo-Perso.com’s opinion
Pink Fluo already had plenty of personality. After Montreal, it also has a sporting story of its own. It moves beyond the shortcut of “SCICON equals Pogačar” without leaving the UAE universe: McNulty gave the Pink Fluo / Multimirror Green configuration maximum exposure by winning the rainbow jersey.
Technically, it retains everything that makes the Aeroshade 2.0 Titanium attractive: extensive coverage, adjustable titanium temples, interchangeable lens, integrated ventilation, multiple fit adjustments and compatibility with the AC028 optical insert.
Our pick: if you want a highly visible frame without choosing a team-livery or jersey-themed edition, Pink Fluo is now one of the most interesting versions in the 2026 range. The colourway remains a standard catalogue model, but its connection with McNulty’s victory is now completely authentic.
Frequently asked questions
Which sunglasses did Brandon McNulty wear when he won the 2026 World Championship in Montreal?
Brandon McNulty wore a SCICON Aeroshade 2.0 Titanium with a Pink Fluo frame and green mirror lens. SCICON then linked its homepage feature celebrating the new world champion directly to EY441714 Pink Fluo / Multimirror Green, the model shown on this page.
Did Brandon McNulty win the 2026 Grand Prix Cycliste de Montréal?
No. The Grand Prix Cycliste de Montréal on 13 September 2026 was won by Isaac Del Toro, with Brandon McNulty finishing 3rd. McNulty then won the 2026 elite men’s road World Championship in Montreal on 27 September. He had also won the Grand Prix Cycliste de Montréal in 2025.
Is this an official Brandon McNulty edition?
No. Pink Fluo / Multimirror Green is a standard SCICON catalogue colourway rather than an official McNulty signature edition. Its appeal is that a regular production model has become directly identifiable with a major professional victory.
Is Tadej Pogačar the only UAE rider using SCICON?
No. SCICON’s relationship is with UAE Team Emirates and extends beyond Pogačar. The brand also highlights other leading riders including Adam Yates, Isaac Del Toro and Jhonatan Narváez. Brandon McNulty’s world title in Pink Fluo is a particularly visible example of SCICON’s presence across the team.
Which conditions is the Multimirror Green lens designed for?
With 11% visible light transmission and a category 3 rating, it is primarily designed for bright and sunny riding conditions.
Can the lens be replaced?
Yes. The panoramic lens is interchangeable, and SCICON offers replacement lenses with different colours and levels of light filtration.
Can the sunglasses be used with prescription lenses?
Yes. The Aeroshade 2.0 Titanium is compatible with the SCICON AC028 optical insert, which can be fitted with the appropriate prescription lenses by an optician.
How does Aeroshade 2.0 differ from the previous Aeroshade Kunken?
Aeroshade 2.0 features a redesigned front frame, integrated ventilation and, most importantly, adjustable medical-grade titanium temples. It has a sharper silhouette and provides greater adjustment around the temples and beneath the helmet.
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