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I just purchased two pair of Bobster Piston Goggles, one amber and one clear. I wasn't expecting the lenses to be that good(what do you expect for $14 and some change a piece), but they are actually quite clear with minimal haziness. I also own some WileyXs and they have got to be the crappiest optics on a pair of glasses that cost so much. I've owned them over two years, and they are so crappy I am ashamed to even give them away. I will never buy another pair of Wileyx in my life. The smoke lens has a nice tint, but they are HAZY overall. Oakley polarized lenses are some of the best lenses around. You get a clean, crisp view through them, but unlike the other two mentioned above, they do not have any type of seal or foam around the eyes. I own six pair of Oakley and love them, but they are not riding glasses.....at least not for long rides.
I am always one of the first people to say you get what you pay for, but the Bobster goggles were a pleasant surprise. Just find a pair that fits your face. They have many different styles and shapes.
Just bought a pair of Bobsters from a Honda Dealer yeasterday...3 rd pair....really nice...got first pair 2 years ago, last year got her a clear pair and a new dark pair yesterday...I wear Rx .. Serengeti or Ray Bans...
Try These http://www.biker-glasses.com/lpsl.htm They are cheap, stylish & functional if you don't need a prescription. Lose or break them, no big $ loss.
Yesterday I went to the Honda dealer here in Grand Rapids. They had a good selection, Found a pair that fit perfect for 18.00. They are the best fitting ones I have had yet.
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