Anybody have any luck with transition goggles/glasses for night riding?
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Anybody have any luck with transition goggles/glasses for night riding?
I'm off to work early and I come home late... these days, that means I'm always riding prior to sunrise and after sunset. I hate stopping to change glasses and I don't like riding at night with sunglasses. I'm looking at some transition glasses which go from smoke to yellow (for clearer night vision), but I don't have any experience with them. Suggestions? Thanks.
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I'm not generally a big fan of HD products for this type product. But, I have had 2 pair of the transition glasses from HD. Love them. They fit well, and are always the proper darkness or clear.
I never worry about what glasses I have. I only need that one set.
Only reason I've have 2 pair, is somebody stole my first pair when I went to the men's room. Now, they always stay on my head.
I'm sure with a little research, you could find the company that makes this glasses for HD. I've just never had the time for that when I needed glasses.
I never worry about what glasses I have. I only need that one set.
Only reason I've have 2 pair, is somebody stole my first pair when I went to the men's room. Now, they always stay on my head.
I'm sure with a little research, you could find the company that makes this glasses for HD. I've just never had the time for that when I needed glasses.
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I have a pair of the HD transitions and another pair I bought at Roar to the Shore. The HD's were twice the price of the knockoffs and work about the same. I like both - they adjust pretty quickly to glare and clouds, and I don't have to worry about digging out a pair of clears when the sun goes down.
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