🏍️ Birdz Condor Black Motorcycle Riding Goggle with Padded Sport Design and Photochromic Lens for Enhanced Visibility Review

Get the job done, took the windshield off the bike to look better, need something other than a full helmet, they work great with a half helmet and are comfortable to wear

They look great but are so loud I can barely hear my own bike! So much wind noise! After about 30 minutes, the tiny padding on the frames started chafing my face. However, the photochromatic lens lived up to my expectations.

The first pair came with a broken strap. The second pair came with a broken lens. When I told the customer service representative that I was disabled and couldn't switch between different lenses depending on the light conditions, he was completely insensitive and suggested that I try non-photochromic glasses. I bought elsewhere.

I was looking for goggles for my ¾ helmet while riding my motorcycle. Considering the price, I decided to try these. I looked at other glasses that are similar to these but cost around $120. Decided to give it a try. I'm glad I did. They look good and the photochromic lenses are a plus. Solution for glasses. The lenses are clear when I go in the morning and darken when the sun comes out. Ideal! And they protect my eyes while looking great. Are other glasses worth $80 more? Some maybe. As for…

I wanted to like them. Because I often drive home at sunset, I needed the convenience of photochromic lenses for commuting. They looked like a good addition to my retro scooter. Unfortunately, I found the frame too big and not enough padding for a comfortable fit. The general build quality was also mixed. Pros: The photochromic transition was good, and the vents cleared the fog from the lenses pretty quickly while driving. Cons: The frames are too big even for this style. My vertical peripheral