Sunglasses Your experience
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Sunglasses Your experience
If anyone wishes to provide what exact brand and model of sunglasses you have long time (not the same day you bought them) experience with, please let us all know.
I purchased many cheep sunglasses over the years. I personally find that cheap is not really cheap. Of course there are cases when cheap is best.
I tend to keep my equipment is good condition and generally do not loose things. Sunglasses are essential equipment.
I have owned a pair of Wiley x ink wx z87-2 for several years now. I got them cheap brand new and did not know the brand previously. The glasses have the following features.
* A removable foam "Seal" that has a soft "felt like covering over it. The plastic holding frame has a series of holes that allow air in and heat & moisture out. It is called a "REMOVABLE FACIAL CAVITY SEAL". They can be purchased separately and replaces as they wear out. They are about $10.00
* The lenses change from Sunglasses (darker) to near clear for night riding. They are aerodynamic and do not come off when looking over your shoulder while riding without the use of a "sock". Whily X no longer makes this model and I will not purchase these from HD/MOCO. This is my reason for posting. What do you got?
I purchased many cheep sunglasses over the years. I personally find that cheap is not really cheap. Of course there are cases when cheap is best.
I tend to keep my equipment is good condition and generally do not loose things. Sunglasses are essential equipment.
I have owned a pair of Wiley x ink wx z87-2 for several years now. I got them cheap brand new and did not know the brand previously. The glasses have the following features.
* A removable foam "Seal" that has a soft "felt like covering over it. The plastic holding frame has a series of holes that allow air in and heat & moisture out. It is called a "REMOVABLE FACIAL CAVITY SEAL". They can be purchased separately and replaces as they wear out. They are about $10.00
* The lenses change from Sunglasses (darker) to near clear for night riding. They are aerodynamic and do not come off when looking over your shoulder while riding without the use of a "sock". Whily X no longer makes this model and I will not purchase these from HD/MOCO. This is my reason for posting. What do you got?
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These.....Maui Jim, Peahi, Prescription w/Bronze lenses, $600 and worth every penny.
I've been wearing this model for about 8 years and they are the best riding glasses I've ever had.
I've been wearing this model for about 8 years and they are the best riding glasses I've ever had.
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Decot. For 50 years now. Interchangeable lenses,arms that wrap completely around the ear,over 100 tints available,as well as shatterproof,lightweight. With 3 pair of Rx lenses,frame and case,about 700.00.
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I have a pair of Wiley-X...Knife I believe is the model. Got them for about $95 at JP cycles. They have that gasket and they come with a strap that attaches to the arms. The strap and gasket are removable. They are not transition lenses, unfortunately.
I do have three pairs of cheap glasses I got on amazon...I think about $12 for the set. One clear, one tinted, and one amber. They also have the gasket but still let air in. I remedied that by attaching a strap to them and pull it snug around my head when I'm riding. That pretty much solves the issue for me.
I do have three pairs of cheap glasses I got on amazon...I think about $12 for the set. One clear, one tinted, and one amber. They also have the gasket but still let air in. I remedied that by attaching a strap to them and pull it snug around my head when I'm riding. That pretty much solves the issue for me.
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Oakley Jupiter Squared. I'm on my second pair now that the first pair is scratched on the lenses. The first pair lasted 3 years. I really like the fit and the image I get looking through them.
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I had a pr of Crews Blackjack Mirrored Safety glasses I used at work for 3-4 yrs.. Started using them on the bike and when they finally wore out I order 3 more pair of them
Great for eye and wind protection while not blocking side views... Plus they are a good buy so you don't have to worry if you break or lose them.
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Great for eye and wind protection while not blocking side views... Plus they are a good buy so you don't have to worry if you break or lose them.
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The sunglasses I use most of the time are my Costa Man O War. I also have the Wiley X Romer 3 with interchangeable polycarbonate lenses (grey, amber, yellow). I had a pair of clear Rx lenses made for the Wiley X for night riding.