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I need recommendations. I liked the Wiley X Echo at the dealer yesterday but at $150 I had a little sticker shock. I stopped in for parts and hadn't been shopping for glasses so that may be a good price. My normal sunglasses are Oakley fuel cell. JP cycles has a pair with darkening lenses for $40 which seems super cheap. What are you guys wearing?
$150 is dirt cheap. You don't mention if you need Rx. If you do, then check out www.sportrx.com for glasses for riders.
I need recommendations. I liked the Wiley X Echo at the dealer yesterday but at $150 I had a little sticker shock. I stopped in for parts and hadn't been shopping for glasses so that may be a good price. My normal sunglasses are Oakley fuel cell. JP cycles has a pair with darkening lenses for $40 which seems super cheap. What are you guys wearing?
Sweet Jesus, who gives a f***!?! My God posers like you are so shameful. Who CARES what glasses you wear or how much they cost?!? I wear cheap-o glasses, couldn't tell you who made them, don't care. Sell your bike, please.
Last edited by ChickinOnaChain; Apr 17, 2017 at 09:19 PM.
They should met ANSI Z80.3 specs. A projectile in the eye could ruin your day,and more.
Also in some places,if they don't meet spec,you can get an equipment fine.
If you like Oakley but hate paying a high price for their prescription sunglasses and you are active duty military, veteran, law enforcement, or first responder, check out Oakley Standard Issue. They have really good prices on both prescription and non-prescription stuff. I wear an Arai full face with their pro shade system, so I don't even wear sunglasses under my helmet anymore.
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