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District Vision Takeyoshi Altitude Master
Lightweight nylon lenses with D+ Photochromic technology make the District Vision Takeyoshi Altitude Master a reliable pair of sunglasses that adapt to light for you. When you head out in low light, the lenses are nearly clear. Once the sun comes out, they automatically darken. This way, you can focus solely on running, the view, and your breath, without worrying about when to take off your glasses or where to stash them.
The Takeyoshi Altitude Master features a sporty shape and a full-rim frame made of durable polycarbonate, ensuring a secure fit even during fast movements. The gray lenses preserve natural colors, allowing you to see the terrain ahead without distortion. The UV 400 filter protects your eyes from harmful rays. The lenses are not polarized, so you can easily check your pace on your watch display. The width of the front is 136 mm, the arms measure 125 mm, and the frame is adorned with a subtle print. You'll appreciate these glasses during your daily training as well as on longer outdoor adventures. District Vision was born in New York, merging sports gear with mindfulness. Their sunglasses are designed primarily with the needs of runners in mind.

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District Vision: Peak Running Performance with a Holistic Philosophy
The brand District Vision, founded in 2016 in New York by Tom Daly and Max Vallot, represents a revolution in modern sports gear. Instead of focusing solely on athletic performance, it views running and movement holistically—as a form of meditation, mindfulness, and care for both body and mind. District Vision combines Japanese engineering excellence, sustainable materials, and minimalist aesthetics. At Footshop, we bring you a selection of their premium running glasses, technical apparel, and accessories for those seeking the perfect balance between functionality and style.
Japanese Engineering and Ergonomic Design: Glasses That Changed Running
At the heart of District Vision are their iconic running glasses. Developed and manufactured in Japan in collaboration with professional athletes, they represent the pinnacle of optical technology. Special polycarbonate lenses are designed to reduce eye fatigue, dramatically enhance contrast, and protect against UV rays in any lighting conditions. Ultra-lightweight D+ frames with anatomical shaping fit perfectly on your face even during the most intense movements, making you practically forget you're wearing them.
Technical Materials for Maximum Comfort in Motion
In addition to optics, District Vision also offers advanced functional clothing and accessories. T-shirts, shorts, hoodies, and windbreakers are made from cutting-edge recycled fabrics that excel in breathability, moisture-wicking, and durability. Every seam and cut is designed with maximum freedom of movement in mind, minimizing unnecessary friction. The minimalist color palette in natural and muted tones makes District Vision pieces work equally well for urban marathons and trail running in nature.
Aesthetic for the Discerning: Where Running Gear Meets High Fashion
District Vision breaks the boundaries between purely athletic gear and streetwear aesthetics. With uncompromising quality and visual clarity, the brand has become a sought-after item not only among elite runners but also within the community of premium outdoor and technical fashion lovers (gorpcore). District Vision pieces easily pair with modern running and trail sneakers from Footshop's selection, such as Salomon, Hoka, Norda, or On.
| Carrier | Price | Delivery days |
|---|---|---|
| GLS Europe | From €9.00 | From Tuesday 17.11.2026 |
| FedEx | From €23.99 | From Monday 16.11.2026 |
| DHL Premium - express | From €13.44 | From Friday 13.11.2026 |
What if my shoes won't fit?
If you receive the wrong size, you can return it easily. Please visit our Return page for assistance. UK-based customers: In order to continue to provide high-quality and easy returns, and to partially cover the costs associated with returns, we will deduct a small fee of 2 GBP from the refund. More info
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