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I've been running with the Adidas Kaphiros sunglasses — here are two things I love and three that I don't
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Latest Videos From Tom's Guide Watch full video here:What I likedThey sit wellA post shared by Tom's Guide Fitness (@tomsguidefitness) A photo posted by onFor those who don't know me, I have a notoriously small head.
Sunglasses aren't the easiest running apparel for me to wear at the best of times, but when I'm running, I find sunglasses extremely difficult to wear.
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The Kaphiros sunglasses feature fully adjustable temple and nose pads, and the rubber grip interior should ideally prevent the frame from bouncing or sliding.
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