Junya Racer
Junya Racer
District Vision Junya Racer
The Junya Racer is an aerodynamic 8-base frame designed to wrap close to the head, offering exceptional visual clarity and protection at speed. Hand-sculpted lenses and custom-shaped 125 mm temples make it ideal for running and cycling. Featuring the D+ Silver Flash lens, this style delivers maximum sun protection with a mirror coating that also enhances infrared screening. The lens offers 100% UVA/B protection while transmitting just 10.29% of visible light and 9.70% of blue light. Crafted in Japan with precision engineering for high-performance use.
DETAILS
- 8-base wraparound frame for optimal clarity and protection
- D+ Silver Flash lens with mirror coating for infrared screening
- 100% UVA/B protection
- Light transmission: 10.29%
- Blue light transmission: 9.70%
- Custom-shaped 125 mm temples
- Frame width: 145 mm
- Weight: 24 g
- Made in Japan
At Moniker Sport, we use Bring, Porterbuddy, DHL and local pickup as our delivery options.
When can I expect my delivery?
- Porterbuddy can deliver your order directly to your door within a few hours in the Oslo area.
- Bring delivers with the times range from 1-4 days throughout Norway.
- Outside Norway: DHL Express DDP (taxes and duties paid)
Pick up in Store?
- Moniker Sport Valkyrien, Valkyriegata 3, 0366 Oslo within opening hours.
- Moniker Sport Skøyen, Karenslyst Allé 51, 0279 Oslo within opening hours.
How will I be notified?
- After you place an order, you will receive an order confirmation from us. We will then begin the process of packing your order. When your order is packed and ready for collection by our transport partner, you will be notified with a shipping confirmation email, with tracking number. When your order is out for delivery, or turned into your closest pickup point, you will be notified by the transporter.
If you've chosen to pick up your order, you will receive an email/SMS letting you know when the order is ready to pick up. Pickups are only available within the opening hours of the store.
