Global Vision Outfitter Padded Fit-Over Motorcycle Safety Sunglasses
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Although they are not as good as $75-$100 ones, you can get them for the same price These are light, comfortable, and fit well. Optometrists and retailers offer 90 models of these online. Over my regular glasses I wear mine in the same manner as my sunglasses, with a lanyard that can be adjusted to keep them tight on my face. Even when the light is dim, there is some darkness but it is bearable and doesn't seem to pose any problems.
In order to cover over the bridge of the glasses over the nose, you would have to put a large amount of foam around your eyes, which would push the foam far There may be an easier way to make it work if you cut a slit in the foam for the bridge to pass through.
I'm not sure of the type, but it's soft and flexible and, for the most part, keeps the wind at bay. My glasses work very well in these without crushing my nose or hitting my face with them. The 3/4 helmet I wear also has a face shield, and I have no issues with my vision while wearing it.
I did not buy these ones. Their transition lenses don't seem to be available
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Having the supplier as a supplier was great! This product is a total waste of time. This thing is COMPLETE AND UTTER trash! There is no fitting worth a darn! A large gap exists around the side of the face in the foam seal. If you are looking for goggles that will block wind and road debris, then these are NOT what you need. Furthermore, the clothes are really big, so you look even more like a total dork wearing them. "Devoid of value," "devoid of value," "devoid of value. " Skip all of these things. You will thank yourself later. It won't be a regret if you don't get these. My word is your bond. Motorcycle goggles are a necessity for me. In a nutshell, (I live in the desert) so I need something to block the wind and sand. They seemed like a good deal and I thought I could save some money. I made a huge error. Sending them back would not even be worth the effort.
My glasses are just big enough to fit over these, but they also cause pressure points behind my ears inside of my full-face Due to the thick frames, there are some blind spots on the sides, and there is also a tunnel vision effect straight on. As a result, I now keep these in the storage box on my bike in case I forget or lose my goggles, but I prefer not to ride with them unless it is an absolute necessity. Okay in a pinch, but I felt uncomfortable under the pressure and the vision in the wet was a little frightening. It's your call.
I like the way these glasses look and I like that they are comfortable to wear. The lenses do not distort. Although I tried several pairs of prescription eyeglasses, including some wire frames that are on the small side, I was unable to wear these Global Vision Outfitter glasses. They aren't big enough, but I can still use them anyway, so there's no need to return them.
As much as I want my rx glasses to fit, however, the foam around my face is not thick enough to seal around my face. When I do not wear my prescription glasses under this, it fits perfectly. My glasses, however, are essential. The peripheral vision in your right eye is a little distorted. Since I see better through goggles with lenses that curve to one side, I find them to be more comfortable. With rx glasses with more wire frames, I feel they would fit better. This is particularly true on the nose bridge.
However, the look is not cute on them. Upon seeing these, I was pleased to see that there was no gap in the foam (other than the hole in the top). I bought these to stop dirt and wind from getting into Trying them on, I found there were gaps between the foam and my face (between the foam and the foam). The width of my face is characteristic of being a female. At first I thought they wouldn't work as well as I expected. Although they were designed to be used while cycling, the majority of wind and dirt is blocked (plus 95%) if you face forward, so they worked better than I anticipated. You can feel the wind blowing through your hair when you turn your head to the side. The way I look in them also makes me look like Aristotle Onassis, which is not a look I would like to project The frames might be more appealing to me if they were clear or clear baby pink. Basically, this is the best I could find (other sports glasses have holes in the foam that prevent them from fogging up, but an average cycling commuter who wants to go to work)
It would be better if they were available in different sizes and colours.
In my case, it was one. My doctor prescribed them to me, and they work well. There were one set I had that flew out of the bag on a back of my bike and got hit by a car and they weren't made to take that kind of abuse, but that would be unrealistic to expect them to do. As well as keeping them from getting scratched, I also keep them in an old sock when they're not being worn. If left in a bag full of clutter, they are likely to get scratched. As a result of the sock, the problem has been fixed. I also like the fact that my regular glasses fit over them.
Both my wife and I cannot wear these glasses, as they do not fit on our heads properly. Small, round heads seem to be the perfect fit for it. This is a fairly wide frame upfront, but has a fairly tight temple (the part of the frame that wraps around / close to your ears). It does not touch either of our faces (though it should, to ensure a good seal) on our Zygomatic bones (the cheek bones under our eyes, to the side a little) when applied. There seems to be a possibility of the foam falling There also seem to be only a few pair of glasses that
Last but not least, the return policy for this item does not permit me to return it.
A lot of air gets in my eyes. I bought these to keep it away. I have found this to be a lifesaver when I have dry eyes.
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