this is my second set of these riding goggles. Can't beat them for the price. I stash them everywhere, especially the clear ones for being out too late and having to switch from dark to clear for night riding. (I made that mistake once. Never again) They are not real high quality, but that works for me because I don't worry about them at all. Unlike my friends who panic every time they can't find their $200 HD riding shades. They keep road dust/sand/summer evening bugs out of my eyes just fine - I wear contact lenses. And I do not tear up at high speeds. Will probably buy another set in 12 months.
Cannot say enough about these glasses--LOVE THEM! Im ordering a second set (one for me since my husband stole these lol). They fit great and block the air really well. The foam is not stiff and uncomfortable and the lenses are scratch free upon arrival and seem pretty hardy. These tossed around in the saddle bags for a few days without getting scratched. The yellow helps with night riding and cuts out the glare really well, and the dark ones block the sun like a boss. They stay on your face without being blown around by the wind and have a very non-descript low profile look. They are not bulky or uncomfy at all. Highly recommend giving these a try!
Although I wear a full face helmet at all times when I ride, my HJC CL-17 helmet just doesn't seem to have a good quality chin curtain available for it. As a result, bugs and dirt particles sometimes make it up under the helmet chin bar into my face as I ride. Also, I very frequently head check my surroundings as I ride, especially if I'm changing lanes. Turning my head enough causes wind to get compressed in the helmet's vents and causes air to get blown forcefully into my eyes. I got these, and they certainly do help! Since they're sold as a pack in different shades, this gives me an option to not swap helmet visors. When I commute to work, I'd wear the clear visor on my helmet, then swap to a tinted visor for the ride home after work. Now I just wear the clear glasses when riding in the dark or with the tinted visor, and if I commute, I just leave the clear visor on and wear the darkened glasses for the ride home. These do press up against your eye sockets, but there is slits in the material that rests against your skin on the lens frames, so a little air still gets to your eyes, but not much. I feel much more comfortable on long rides wearing these under my helmet. On long rides, my eyes would either be dried and irritated, and/or watering heavily (I say and/or because I've stopped on rides and had one eye dried up and the other watering heavily). The benefits of wearing these if you wear a half or three quarters helmet or no helmet are obvious, but I wanted to share my experience so others know that these help even if you're wearing a full faced helmet with the visor down.
hello I got these today an compared them to the ones in my bike. mine cost $22.00 at local shop called cycle gear, 19 with a vets discount. I ordered two sets in case one set had something wrong with them I'd be covered on all there shades, not a problem all sets were good. their about the same except for two things, no 3 they don;t cost as much, they have a flat black finish instead of a gloss finish, they don't have a nose piece like them, which I think is good cause they let in more air to rattle them around on my face, these stick closer to my head I;m not having to reach up an put them back in place an wipe water from my eyes all the time. good buy just ordered more. they were $6.97 now $8.97--
I was looking for night glasses that didn't cost $50+ I discovered quickly the importance of night glasses as soon as it got work and bugs started snaking me around my eyes. These were pretty decent. Stiff foldable arms and good viewable area. I find the foam cheek padding can cause fogging but it's workable. The smoke isn't as dark as I'd like but hey, I bought this set for the clear pair. I needed something for nighttime and I break and lose these a lot. I have since dropped the clear on the road but I've been using the yellow at night. I'd buy again
These glasses seem like a great deal so far. Fast shipping and they seem of good quality. But.. They do fit pretty snug on my head, if my head was any bigger they wouldn't fit. So if you're a smaller person these will be great for you. I'm 5'5 135 pounds so im pretty small, but i have a big head. So just a warning, they may be too small for some people. Also, i see a lot of people complaining about the foam being messed up inside the glasses. I can tell you that most of these people are doing it themselves when they tear out the paper protector inside the glasses.
Use these while on my motorcycle. They work for the most part. No air really gets through. Maybe ever so slightly air will come through but it doesn't bother me one bit, and wouldn't bother anyone else unless you need NO air at all ever coming through. They are slightly bulky, at least for my head. I have a small head though. It'd be neat if there were a less bulky looking set. They look normal for the most part, but I'm just asking for more! I like the 3 lenses that come with. Smoke, clear, and the yellow. I use the smoked ones in day, clear ones at night.
Working in the heat and humidity of Southwest Florida can be draining and damaging to your eyes. I am always on the lookout for reasonably priced sunglasses that are well put together and comfortable. After all, riding your lawnmower for two hours subjects you to most of the same hazards as riding a motorcycle. Bugs in the face, items kicked up from the ground, and cutting corners too closely can result in eye injuries. These sunglasses are so well built for the price that I had to go back and verify that I paid $8.39 to get three pair. Comfortable, durable, and offering UV protection for your eyes, these rank as one heck of a deal. ZZ Top would approve!
These fit great, the foam padding is perfect for keeping the wind out of your eyes, and I really love the dark shaded ones the most, the yellow are great for low light.
Jeremy Waugh
They keep road dust/sand/summer evening bugs out of my eyes just fine - I wear contact lenses
this is my second set of these riding goggles. Can't beat them for the price. I stash them everywhere, especially the clear ones for being out too late and having to switch from dark to clear for night riding. (I made that mistake once. Never again) They are not real high quality, but that works for me because I don't worry about them at all. Unlike my friends who panic every time they can't find their $200 HD riding shades. They keep road dust/sand/summer evening bugs out of my eyes just fine - I wear contact lenses. And I do not tear up at high speeds. Will probably buy another set in 12 months.
Neko Kawaii
Great buy!
Cannot say enough about these glasses--LOVE THEM! Im ordering a second set (one for me since my husband stole these lol). They fit great and block the air really well. The foam is not stiff and uncomfortable and the lenses are scratch free upon arrival and seem pretty hardy. These tossed around in the saddle bags for a few days without getting scratched. The yellow helps with night riding and cuts out the glare really well, and the dark ones block the sun like a boss. They stay on your face without being blown around by the wind and have a very non-descript low profile look. They are not bulky or uncomfy at all. Highly recommend giving these a try!
Sabre Abuhania
helpful even with a full face helmet
Although I wear a full face helmet at all times when I ride, my HJC CL-17 helmet just doesn't seem to have a good quality chin curtain available for it. As a result, bugs and dirt particles sometimes make it up under the helmet chin bar into my face as I ride. Also, I very frequently head check my surroundings as I ride, especially if I'm changing lanes. Turning my head enough causes wind to get compressed in the helmet's vents and causes air to get blown forcefully into my eyes. I got these, and they certainly do help! Since they're sold as a pack in different shades, this gives me an option to not swap helmet visors. When I commute to work, I'd wear the clear visor on my helmet, then swap to a tinted visor for the ride home after work. Now I just wear the clear glasses when riding in the dark or with the tinted visor, and if I commute, I just leave the clear visor on and wear the darkened glasses for the ride home. These do press up against your eye sockets, but there is slits in the material that rests against your skin on the lens frames, so a little air still gets to your eyes, but not much. I feel much more comfortable on long rides wearing these under my helmet. On long rides, my eyes would either be dried and irritated, and/or watering heavily (I say and/or because I've stopped on rides and had one eye dried up and the other watering heavily). The benefits of wearing these if you wear a half or three quarters helmet or no helmet are obvious, but I wanted to share my experience so others know that these help even if you're wearing a full faced helmet with the visor down.
Jerre Neeley
decent deal
hello I got these today an compared them to the ones in my bike. mine cost $22.00 at local shop called cycle gear, 19 with a vets discount. I ordered two sets in case one set had something wrong with them I'd be covered on all there shades, not a problem all sets were good. their about the same except for two things, no 3 they don;t cost as much, they have a flat black finish instead of a gloss finish, they don't have a nose piece like them, which I think is good cause they let in more air to rattle them around on my face, these stick closer to my head I;m not having to reach up an put them back in place an wipe water from my eyes all the time. good buy just ordered more. they were $6.97 now $8.97--
Nana K-Smart
I'd buy again
I was looking for night glasses that didn't cost $50+ I discovered quickly the importance of night glasses as soon as it got work and bugs started snaking me around my eyes. These were pretty decent. Stiff foldable arms and good viewable area. I find the foam cheek padding can cause fogging but it's workable. The smoke isn't as dark as I'd like but hey, I bought this set for the clear pair. I needed something for nighttime and I break and lose these a lot. I have since dropped the clear on the road but I've been using the yellow at night. I'd buy again
Ginny Farris
Great, but small fitting.
These glasses seem like a great deal so far. Fast shipping and they seem of good quality. But.. They do fit pretty snug on my head, if my head was any bigger they wouldn't fit. So if you're a smaller person these will be great for you. I'm 5'5 135 pounds so im pretty small, but i have a big head. So just a warning, they may be too small for some people. Also, i see a lot of people complaining about the foam being messed up inside the glasses. I can tell you that most of these people are doing it themselves when they tear out the paper protector inside the glasses.
Alanna Medlock
They work and fit well, affordable
Use these while on my motorcycle. They work for the most part. No air really gets through. Maybe ever so slightly air will come through but it doesn't bother me one bit, and wouldn't bother anyone else unless you need NO air at all ever coming through. They are slightly bulky, at least for my head. I have a small head though. It'd be neat if there were a less bulky looking set. They look normal for the most part, but I'm just asking for more! I like the 3 lenses that come with. Smoke, clear, and the yellow. I use the smoked ones in day, clear ones at night.
Mary Beaver
It's Hard To Be A "Sharp Dressed Man" When Working Outside But At Least You Can Wear Some "Cheap Sunglasses"
Working in the heat and humidity of Southwest Florida can be draining and damaging to your eyes. I am always on the lookout for reasonably priced sunglasses that are well put together and comfortable. After all, riding your lawnmower for two hours subjects you to most of the same hazards as riding a motorcycle. Bugs in the face, items kicked up from the ground, and cutting corners too closely can result in eye injuries. These sunglasses are so well built for the price that I had to go back and verify that I paid $8.39 to get three pair. Comfortable, durable, and offering UV protection for your eyes, these rank as one heck of a deal. ZZ Top would approve!
Nicaey Caird McArtney
great
These fit great, the foam padding is perfect for keeping the wind out of your eyes, and I really love the dark shaded ones the most, the yellow are great for low light.
Bonnie Clyde
Can't complain
Great price.They feel good and look good. Can't complain