Need Suggestions - Goggles??
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Need Suggestions - Goggles??
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Anyone here wear goggles? I myself prefer a half helmet and wear sunglasses. However, my sunglasses do a poor job at best from keeping the wind from my eyes. I'd rather not but a full face helmet or windshield. Any recommendations for goggles?
Thanks in advance
Anyone here wear goggles? I myself prefer a half helmet and wear sunglasses. However, my sunglasses do a poor job at best from keeping the wind from my eyes. I'd rather not but a full face helmet or windshield. Any recommendations for goggles?
Thanks in advance
Road Master
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From: Austin, TX
I went with PhatSportShades.com and I like them. I use polarized glasses most of the time, but I like to put on the goggles too. I find that the glasses do a fine job, but allow dirt and stuff to get into my eyes. The goggles stop the debris from getting in my eyes which is a big plus, but the wind still comes in and seems to pass across the eyes. so if you want to stop the wind you might find that you just changed the path of the wind. You need the airflow to stop them from fogging.
the price of the goggles was like 12$ or something. I consider that pretty cheap.
the price of the goggles was like 12$ or something. I consider that pretty cheap.
Lowbrow customs has some sweet old school aviator style goggles! I have a brass set and a chrome set. Expensive at $75, but I love them. I wear prescription glasses and they fit over them great.
http://www.lowbrowcustoms.com/index....duct_list&c=23
http://www.lowbrowcustoms.com/index....duct_list&c=23
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I have these http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000MT77FU and I love them, they don't fog-up and they are conformable.
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I've been using these: http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...K%3AMEWNX%3AIT
Keeps 100% of the wind out of my eyes. I wear a Fulmer V2 3/4 helmet and wear them underneath it. Also have the clear lens version for night riding.
Keeps 100% of the wind out of my eyes. I wear a Fulmer V2 3/4 helmet and wear them underneath it. Also have the clear lens version for night riding.
Lowbrow customs has some sweet old school aviator style goggles! I have a brass set and a chrome set. Expensive at $75, but I love them. I wear prescription glasses and they fit over them great.
http://www.lowbrowcustoms.com/index....duct_list&c=23
http://www.lowbrowcustoms.com/index....duct_list&c=23
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I wear Beretta shooting glasses, they do a nice job of keeping the wind out of your eyes. Might not be as good as googles but they don't have a frame around them and you can get different colored lenses. They sell for around $40.00 on Amazon.com.
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I prefer Bobster's Bugeye II with interchangeable lenses.