Everyday running and a wider choice of fits are central to adidas Sport Eyewear’s Fall/Winter 2026-27 collection, with Kentro and Kentro S among the key styles.
The new range combines technical lens features with adjustable frames and ventilation. It is divided into a Performance line for dedicated sporting use and an Active line that carries the brand’s performance approach into versatile styles for movement and everyday wear.
Kentro is designed around everyday running
The SP0123 Kentro is positioned specifically for everyday running. Its full-rim construction is designed to provide stability and protection, while a wide lateral field of view helps runners remain aware of their surroundings.

Adjustable temples and nose pads allow the fit to be refined. Non-slip rubber contact points provide grip, while the ventilation system is designed to help minimise fogging during activity.
The SP0127 Kentro S brings the design into smaller dimensions. It uses a full-rim shield lens with an extended lateral field of view, adjustable contact points and a construction intended to maintain stability and wind resistance.
More choice for smaller faces
Additional small-size options are a feature of the wider collection. Alongside Kentro S, the SP0116 Anemos Light S reduces the dimensions of the Anemos Light for athletes with smaller faces.
The standard SP0115 Anemos Light is an evolution of the original Anemos design, using a lighter half-rim wraparound construction and thinner temples. A large cylindrical lens provides coverage, with openings in the brow bar and temples supporting airflow. Both Anemos Light sizes are compatible with the SP5010-CI optical clip-in.
PowerVizn lens technology
At the centre of the Fall/Winter 2026-27 range is the PowerVizn Lens System. A dedicated base tint is combined with High Contrast Technology, a precision mirror coating designed to reduce glare, and hydrophobic and oleophobic treatments.
These treatments help protect against water, sweat, dirt and oily substances. The brand says the system supports clearer surface definition and depth perception across different terrains and light conditions, including road and trail environments.
Lightweight frames and adjustable contact points
Other Performance styles include the rimless SP0122 Kaphiros, with a toric lens and temple ventilation, and the SP0128 Kaphiros Evo. The latter adds a top bar to increase structural rigidity and reduce movement-related flex.
Lightweight injected frames, non-slip rubber details and individual adjustments run through the collection. The brand says feedback from professional athletes in training and competition continues to shape product development.
Colours take inspiration from adidas marathon, running and outdoor collections, with black, silver and rust tones complemented by iridescent finishes, metallic effects and mirrored lenses.
The wider range also includes Active-line SP0130 rectangular and SP0131 oval frames. Further brand information is available through adidas.