Review on 🔥 The Revolutionary Classic Photochromic Motorcycle Glasses: Unparalleled and Authentic by Austin Hampton

Since last summer I have bought three pairs of these headphones, one as a gift and two sets for myself. The first pair that came was slightly scratched, I contacted the seller and he immediately sent me another pair with no problems. For me it is very important that a company stands behind its product. I started motorcycling young and have had countless motorcycle goggles over the past 15 years, some of the cheap multi packs on the internet, some expensive photochromic goggles ($100+) straight from dealers thinking the big cost would go a long way . These goggles keep the wind out just as well as the expensive (or better) goggles I've had and definitely way better than the cheap ones. What I like about these goggles is that they block the wind very well, even on the highway. Speed 80+ miles per hour. They fit my head perfectly and are very comfortable whether I'm wearing a helmet or not. Sometimes when I wear them under a helmet they stay strong and don't bend or break. For me they work to keep the wind at different wear angles, i.e. both sport bikes and cruisers. Wearing them without a helmet I can turn my head to check my blind spot and they don't fly away. I love their style and get compliments on how good they look, sometimes people even notice when they change. I've had no problems with tint transitions and they always tint exactly how I want them to. I haven't had any issues with them fogging up like some of the other brands that have a foam/rubber lining when I'm sweating on a hot day. They come with a sturdy, fairly sturdy box to store them in when not in use. I don't have them out of the box unless they're on my face. Problems I've seen from other reviews and most likely how to solve them -1. People who say they don't block the wind. - Maybe they just don't fit your face, different glasses fit different head shapes/sizes. Secondly, when moving outdoors at high speed, there is NO goggle that blocks all wind 100%. That should be common sense. Other factors, have you ridden in crosswinds and used them once for 5 minutes before assuming they didn't work? Try them again on another ride day and they might work great. 2. People say they don't switch. - Did you give them more than 3 nanoseconds to switch? They are photochromic, not magical. give him some time Also, I can't believe I have to say this, but don't look directly at the sun and wait for it to change. OR do it so you don't have to ride bikes anymore and we all ride safer. Finally, if they really don't change, or there is a manufacturing issue (highly unlikely scenario), have you contacted the seller and exchanged, or did you come here to complain and leave bad reviews without speaking to them first? 3. People say they're "difficult to clean." - If they are stuck to splashing water, dirt, soot or insect slime, remove and clean them immediately after storage. Don't let them sit overnight or for several days and then expect the dried, crusted insect carcass to come off easily, it probably won't. Again, these are points, not magic. They are easy to clean with a microfiber cloth or cleaning wipes.4. People who complain that they don't last and break - How do you feel about your glasses? They come in a sturdy box, always keep them there when you're not out and about. This is a small box, put the box in your riding bag. Of course, when you're out and they keep falling off your head or you smash them in your pocket, they weaken and break. Use common sense and logic.