...and featured in David Mann art.

 

I got a pair because they had +1.5 bifocal readers. Nice to not pull a Fred Sanford every time you need to read something.

 

Iconic addition to the biker look..

 

I use them some time, they aint bad, and they look alright and are cheap
Best/joe

 

i've had one pair of these useless sunglass's over many years of riding. if you want to stand around and look cool , they work. but for riding they are usless. glad i lost them.

 

They are cheap and they work... I have been wearing them for over 30 years. You can come up with all the justifications you want to spend $150.00 on a pair of riding glasses if you choose, but KD's are great, and I have never had a pair fly off my face. Plus the lens meet ansi z80.3 for impact resistance.

~Tramp~

 

You can buy a dozen for $11.00 a pair and don't care if they get lost or scratched. Keep a couple of pairs in the saddle bag for when some one else loses a pair.

 

I have 8+ pairs in many colors. At 5 bucks, they are throw aways. I dont wear them any more, stop when i stopped wearing 3/4 helmets.

 

Considering the design, it's always amazed me how well they block the wind for my face. I assumed the wind would whip in the sides and have me teary eyed within' miles the first time I picked up a set on the fly.
That was a couple decades ago and I've had a pair around ever since. I really like the yellow ones for night riding. Liked 'em so much, I recently had a pair fit with Rx lenses and tinted to match the originals.

I'm down to my last set of "Minute" Oakley's now. I can get those Rx fit too and bought 5 pair on eBay about 8 yrs. ago because they were discontinued.

When I find something that works for me... I'm all over that ****.
KD's have lasted the test of time for a few reasons.

 

Never even heard of them.