Kroop's 13-Five Goggles - Protect your eyes from the elements. Made in the USA

I've tried various glasses and I always have a problem where my eyes water at speed which is quite dangerous when there are rocks and roots everywhere! I wear goggles when downhilling and it's not a problem but I prefer glasses on the trail. The Kroops 13-Five sufficiently block the air so my eyes don't water, even at 30/40 mph! I have not found this quality in other glasses, even padded motorcycle glasses such as Choppers.They are comfortable for a long ride. The straps are slightly awkward with helmets but they work fine. I'd prefer standard glasses arms but no Kroops models are made that way. The foam padding goes all the way across the top and bottom and feel nice on my face. The field of visibility is excellent and large with no obstruction.The amber colored lense is darker than I expected but nice. On an overcast day or in shady trees, a clear lense might work better. For me, they changed the perception of certain colors slightly; for example, I noticed that trees and bushes seemed more vivid green.They do fog a bit when I stop riding but it clears up quickly once I'm moving again due to excellent ventillation. Other bonuses include 100% UV blocking, impact resistance, a microfiber carry bag and they are inexpensive.Anyway, I finally found something that keeps my eyes from watering! Besides goggles... although, on the Kroops website they do call them goggles. But they are smaller than normal goggles and look more like glasses.

They are comfortable, just not all that useful for me with my light sensitive eyes. For me, they are not dark enough for bright sun light & slightly too dark for night use. Fine for cloudy days! Just not that many of those here in Texas.

I ordered these for my husband. He like to fatbike in winter. We live in mountains in a high altitude and the weather can be unpredictable. He love those goggles. They’re not too big, but big enough for a use. Fits perfectly, very comfortable to wear for several hours. They fog, but just dir a moment and then they’re fine. They’re good for sun or overcast.Perfect pick for a price and use.

Suffering from dry eye, I was hopeful these would help, but the fatal flaw is that the strap is not long enough to go over a helmet. As such, the goggles must be worn under the helmet, which means that when they fog, which they will, you need to remove the helmet to remove the goggles. Also, at the maximum strap length, they still were uncomfortable on my face - pulling too tight. Otherwise, they seem to do a pretty good job at blocking the wind, much better than motorcycle sunglasses with foam inserts. They might work for you, especially if you know you won't need to remove them often. Perhaps winter riding or snow rides, etc.

The media could not be loaded.  I've been looking for googles or some type of eye protection to wear while i go jet skiing. Ive tried several brands and none of them compare to Kroop's style, comfort and overall performance. Most googles are big and bulky and just dont look stylish at all. The Kroops goggles are super lightweight and i dont have a problem with wearing them all day long as i ride through the bay. They don't fog up and keep the wind and water from getting into my eyes. Now when i ride i look cool versus looking like an astronaut with the other big goggles i tried. These goggles are exactly what i needed. nice carry bag along w/anti fog wipes for the interior of the googles. Plus the Kroops customer service is excellent. They go above and beyond to make sure you are completely satisfied with your purchase. definitely recommended to anyone who wants style, comfort and functionality. If you are going to use these around salt water like me please make sure to rinse them off at the end day in fresh water and air dry .

As soon as I landed, I threw them in the trash can. JUNK!! While going up in the airplane, they fogged up constantly. Then after exiting the plane, free falling from 14,000, they wanted to fly off all the time and I had a hard time keeping them on. I was not wearing a helmet but that should not matter. At least for skydiving, I give it a CERO!

I decided to try these as a last resort before buying prescription biking glasses. My contacts were drying out and becoming very uncomfortable with normal biking sunglasses. I’ve taken these glasses on two very long rides and love them except a few minor issues.Cons: You will experience fogging and sweat retention in the bottom of the goggles. I tried using anti fog spray and they will still fog on occasion, just lift the goggles off your face for a few moments and it will ease up. When working up a steep hill in cool weather they like to fog really bad but will de fog when you start a descent. The goggles trap sweat, I’ve tried cutting a small section out of the lower padding to let it drain. Hopefully that fixes it. Sweat will splash on the inside of the goggles when the air is flowing fast, just be ready to clean them on occasion.Pros: I can ride 150+ miles in a day without need for adjusting my contacts or experiencing dry eyes. Zero issues with tearing up even on 50mph descents. Clarity is great, field of view is better than any sunglasses I’ve ever had. The fit is great for my face, I usually wear large frame sunglasses. The band is unobtrusive under my biking helmet.Overall this is an excellent product and a wonderful option for cyclists who want their eyes to not give them problems at almost all speeds and conditions.

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