Review on Polarized Motorcycle Riding Goggles: Ultimate Protection for Outdoor Sports by David Batte

Pros: Inexpensive, well thought out contour, snug fit, very light, interchangeable lenses for different riding conditions, detachable Velcro strap to attach to the back of the head if desired; In fact, there are many things to like. Cons: Lightweight - so not for manual handling or heavy use for one. You should buy them knowing that they can be treated with care. However, the main obstacle is the fogging of the inner glass, which makes driving quite dangerous due to the lack of visibility; mine only fogged up on the left side, but early in the ride (within four to five miles). This type of fogging made the rest of the trip dangerous so I just had to take them off to finish the trip - on 2 consecutive trips on different days. Both times I've tried temporarily removing the glasses from my face to get some air, but that didn't work. Unfortunately I had to go back. Two stars instead of one to say hey at least try it. Maybe the contour of my head didn't perfectly match the shape of the glasses? I do not know. They felt snug everywhere with no excessive pressure points that could start to hurt while riding. So they felt good. Maybe your experience will be different than mine, which means you won't get fogged up. But any shoeing is dangerous, a serious violation of the rules, so it just doesn't work for me. For everyone who doesn't have fogging problems, I envy the lucky one, because otherwise I liked these glasses.