Paragon Motorcycle Goggles Yellow Tinted Lenses Soft Airy Foam for Comfort, Adjustable Vents.

Fits well for normal face. Lenses good. Little bit of a tunnel view effect. Will try it on the slope, will see. Now everything is good.

Loved these goggles for a long time with lots of care and passion. Many a good ride and many a good air soft fight were had wearing these and surprisingly the thing that went out on them wasn't the lenses or frames, but the foam started to shred super hard. The foam around the nose and eye areas was comfortable while it was there but eventually it just gave up and fell off altogether in a big black clump. Still would totally recommend.

Updated September 7, 2011.tl;dr: this is a good pair of lightweight, foam-padded, affordable goggles. I bought mine for Burning Man. They worked great, but restricted my vision a little. I'm buying a second pair with clear lenses for night use.I chose these goggles for their yellow tint, which helps enhance your perception of contrast in direct sunlight, snow glare, low light, and (I was hoping) dust. The black-lens version is fine, too; a campmate had a pair. Mine worked well, including in dust, although there were no severe dust storms ["white-outs"] this year. As it turns out, even the yellow tint is too dark for night use. My campmate had brought a separate, clear pair for nighttime, and I plan to do the same.One nice feature that I didn't notice till I was on-playa is the adjustable vent in each lens. You can leave it open when it's breezy but clear, and you can slide it closed when it's dusty. Having it open really reduces heat and somewhat reduces fogging ("somewhat" because fogging isn't much of a problem anyway).My only two gripes about these goggles are that they're small on me, and that they restrict my peripheral vision. I have a large head, and, even with the strap at its loosest setting, they're a little too tight. Likewise, the frames were a bit narrow (vertically) for my eyes: the top edge wants to rest right smack on my eyebrows. I got used to this to the point that I barely noticed it during the day, though I did feel the phantom sensation of wearing goggles in bed after taking them off.Peripheral vision is more important. You really need it when bikes and pedestrians are coming at you from all sides. These goggles do restrict peripheral vision. They have thick frames, which block your sight of things behind you, especially. While wearing them, I found myself looking back over my shoulder a lot. Sadly, I don't know of a better brand (aside from ski goggles, which are monstrously expensive). One possible fix is to wear sunglasses when dust is low and switch to goggles only as needed. One thing is certain: you do need goggles out there. If there's a moderate dust storm or a white-out, you can really mess up your eyes without them.Anyway, I was reasonably happy with these, and I plan to buy a second, clear pair. You can't beat the price. Now I just need to figure out how to wash this pair...

Very uncomfortable

Low light, shadows, cloudy days, night time, no problem. Vented/fog proof, comfotable wide band and the clincher, foam fit, no dirt in the eye balls. A must for four wheeling. Im not so intent being leader of the pack, dont need to out run the dust for reasonable clarity. Great price, quick delivery. I get all my gear thru amazon, I trust them, there great, thanks.

Like them but geez they fog up

These were for my son for his Comicon costume. They are great quality and the make everything look so pretty, with the yellow lenses! LOVED!

Great glasses for my daughter’s Halloween costume. Would recommend buying them!!!