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As part of the Precilens’ DRL® Team Sport, we support 4 top athletes equipped with DRL® night lenses. We will support them throughout the year so that they can train in the best conditions for the major 2024 events (qualifying for the Olympic Games, European Championships and World Cups).
Romain has been a member of the French team since 2021 and trains at the Pôle France in Marseille. Here is his experience:
- Are these night lenses an asset to you? « Absolutely! I became aware of this at the last 2023 European Championships. In the middle of the second race, I was perfectly positioned, but I lost one of my two lenses that correct my myopia. So, I ended «on one eye! », mid classified. It was not the first time in training or racing that I lost a lens before I learned about night lenses. I was used to wear contact lenses, so I quickly adapted to it. In the practice of my sport but also in amphitheater at school. »
Our commitment to high-level sport allows young and confirmed athletes to wear DRL® night lenses and practice their discipline freely. Whether in water sports, contact or endurance, wearing night lenses frees them from any equipment constraints.
Carole BOUZIDI
38 years old – Canoe-Kayak
Carole followed a high-level sports course in different structures (Canoe-Kayak poles, France poles, France team). She holds dual Franco-Algerian nationality and will represent Algeria at the next Olympic Games in Paris.
« As a night lens wearer for about ten years, I switched to the DRL® model in 2019. These lenses gave me extra comfort and better hydration. I avoided laser surgery, which is not without risk, and opted for DRL night lenses, which enable me to see perfectly without any constraints. »