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I have two pair of MAXX galsses. A dark lens pair and a yellow lens pair. My local indie sells them and they are damn fine glasses. 20 dollars or so. I actually bought the yellow pair online. Cant remember the sight. You might google search it. Good glasses. I've had them over two years and still going strong. But, I'm not a glasses snob like some folks.
Try bobster goggles with the foam pad around the frame. I can't use anything else. I guess my eyes are just too sensitive to air blowing in them. I've never been able to ride with any kind of glasses.
I used the Wiley X glasses for a good while. They are good. Just a pain to either change out the lenses, or carry two pair, which is what I was doing since I found the Wiley X on sale for approx $20.
I now have the Harley glasses that transition between clear and dark depending on the lighting. Actually liked the Wiley X glasses better, but I don't have to worry about if I have my night glasses with me, when I find myself out later than anticipated.
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