Global Vision Chicago Padded Riding Glasses - Black Frame with Red Lens: High-Performance Eye Protection Review

These goggles let in enough blue light to make objects appear pink instead of red. If you're looking for true red filter glasses for dark adaptation or minus blue therapy, look elsewhere. Gaskets have also been found to block airflow and cause some fogging of the inside of the lenses.

I bought these glasses because a friend once gave me one of her red frames as a gift. However, I was disappointed to find out that when I got the glasses everything looked pink instead of red. I put them on anyway and still found them comfortable and very useful when cycling. I don't know if the ones I received were defective or if the lenses all look pink, but be aware that if you buy these lenses you may not get perfectly red lenses. In addition, the glasses get dirty quite easily and tend to

HUGE! They are literally wider than my entire head! I put them on and the earbuds barely rest on top of the outer rim of my ear and they rest on my nose just behind the bony part. You will stay for nothing. I'm just a tad shorter than the average American, so I'm not super petite or anything. I don't know why no other reviews mention this; perhaps they all have unusually large heads. If you also have an unusually large head, you might like them. They don't fit your face snugly, so even if you…

Great sunglasses if you suffer from photophobia! They are dark pink, almost red when you see through them. Indoors they work almost as well as my FL-41 goggles. Immediate relief from photosensitivity, especially in the sun as I live in the desert with photophobia. While they work indoors and I lose my FL-41 glasses, I mostly save mine for very bright days outside or days away from the office as they look sporty. I wear an XXL cap and I'm a tall, broad-chested man and although they're small they