Motorcycle Goggles For Men: Heavy-Duty Motorcycle Riding Goggles w/Hard Case, Cleaning Cloth, & Pouch

These are the best I've found!No deteriorating foam cell garbage on the back side that eventually comes loose or crumbles and gets in your eyes.Nice size.Don't look cumbersome.The whole frame and seal are made of a one piece smooth flexible rubber throughout and they cup quite well around my eyes.They kind of push my eyebrows up and ride right below them, but are still comfortable.I believe the lenses may be coated with some kind of anti fog treatment, as they didn't fog up like most others when I wore them around the house for a while.Optically, the lenses seem perfect.The strap also seems of higher quality.Very nice case.Also coming for the more compact drawstring bag.Didn't get out on the road yet because of the cold snap today, but I'm sure they will work quite well.Love having photochromatic lenses, as I can travel light with carrying extra gogs or glasses for day and night.At this price point, they're quite a steal, and much better than anything else I've had over the past 56 years.Yes, I've been riding since I was 6.I'm 62.

I purchased these for riding my bicycle in the snow. Overall, I really like them. The fit is good. I put them on over my balaclava and under my helmet. With the adjustable elastic, I was able to get a good fit...no idea how long the elastic will last. The elastic does make it a little tough to pull down the goggles and then replace them without taking off the helmet. (While I was out riding, I took a little break and pulled down my goggles around my neck. I was able to pull them back up around my eyes, but it didn't feel like it had before.)The lenses are super clear. I was very pleased with how clear the view was while riding--it seemed like I didn't have any goggles on. While I'm riding, these are great. But when I have to stop and wait at a light, they will fog up on the inside. After I start moving again, it can take a minute or more for them to clear completely. That part is frustrating--and a little dangerous. I can still see through the foggy lenses, but it is a lot more difficult.Overall, this is far superior to my previous attempt to ride in regular sunglasses. I may have to look into some anti-fog treatments to see if there's a way to minimize the fogging when stopped. But beyond that, these were a great purchase!

I've tried a variety of cycling glasses, and this one is the best. If there is any wind on my face, my eyes will start watering like crazy because they are pretty sensitive. I got an electric bike but it makes it hard to enjoy riding when there's a constant stream of tears coming out of my eyes. I tried some Rockbros and Wynd blocker glasses, and this one is by far superior. When I first put them on I was concerned because they started to fog up just a little, but as soon as I got moving there was no fog at all and I could see so clearly. No tears! I felt a little dorky with the goggle style strap but it's actually nice that it holds snug to the face and I can easily pull it up or down when I want them off. The padding is very soft and comfortable with just the right amount of ventilation to prevent fogging but not cause tears. Love these, it made riding so much more enjoyable!

Low profile and fit snug. Love them, they don't fog up either!

The goggles are very comfortable trying them on initially. They also look good and fit very well with my helmet. One thing I noticed was that after wearing them and standing in direct sunlight for roughly 10 minutes and they didn't get any darker. From what the product description and pictures it seems they should get slightly darker, but my goggles stayed perfectly clear. Otherwise, the goggles seem to be great so far, once I get the chance to take them out for a ride, I will update the review further.*Update*So, after using these goggles for a little over a week every day, on and off the highway, totaling roughly 347 miles. I can say these are decent goggles for the price. I am lowering to a 3-star rating because the goggles I received are not photochromatic and do not darken in sunlight at all, they stay completely clear. This is a letdown when I paid for the photochromatic pair, so I was expecting the product would be just that. Also, the strap tends to rub slightly against the top of my ears which causes some irritation over time. I wouldn't be able to use these for a long trip, my ears would be sore after 50-60 miles. lastly, when it rains or when you are in a hot climate as I am after a minute or two, I get some fogging issues. I have resolved this by using some of the anti-fog spray I use for my full-face helmets visor to prevent this. The venting holes at the bottom of the goggles aren't adequate for the humidity and temperatures here in Florida. Other than that, they do the job as intended, which is to keep my eyes safe during my rides. I will still continue using these for now as most of my daily trips are short distances, but for my long trips I will have to use my full-face or modular helmets for now.

Recently bought an Arai 3/4 Helmet for our Vespa and needed goggles to protect the eye. Didn't want to fess with replacing goggles for daytime and nighttime rides. The transition works well and can see clear during the daytime. I do have a gripe with optical clarity at nighttime and there is noticeable glare from oncoming traffic. The other grip is with the strap, I wish they were a bit wider and had rubber grips here to keep them better secured on the helmet. Lastly, but not important, wish they were mirrored. Fits well, and does a good job of keeping air out of my eyes. As the weather gets colder, will be able to better report how well they work in not fogging up. I used Rain-X on the outside and and antifog on the inside. Will update over time.