🕶️ Chicago Motorcycle Padded Glasses: UV400 Shatterproof Sunglasses with Scratch-Resistant Smoke Lens for Men & Women - Global Vision for Safety, Comfort, and Style Review

this is the second pair I'm buying, I needed a backup in case I ever lose my first pair. Now my hat size is 58cm, it is more oval than round. I think if your head was rounder or bigger they might not fit well or be too tight. I wear them open-faced to keep the wind and bugs out of my eyes. Not sure if they are different shades but I would buy more shades depending on time of day and sunlight. I would not wear them at night or in low light. Good price.

Perfect riding glasses for my wife. She tried on her standard sunglasses - the wind was too strong. She tried on an extra pair of my riding goggles with foam on the rims, too big and still too strong. This pair was spot on. They have foam around the edges, causing some to complain of fogging. While fogging can be a minor issue, they have air holes to minimize the problem. And any fogging always disappears as soon as the bike starts moving again. So fogging is a minimal problem when you're…

I have a medium sized head I would say. And these glasses are so small vertically that they barely cover the bottom of my eyes. When the wind blows, it just hits me in the eye. When I use them in the car and the window is open at all, the wind gets through the sides of the goggles and into my left eye. Distracting and annoying. I will only use them as my main sunglasses but will be looking for a new pair. Many people who liked them explained that they have small faces. I hoped they wouldn't…

I bought these mainly to wear outside in winter when the wind is blowing, I wear contact lenses and my eyes get very irritated by them so I was looking for a pair of glasses that would try from the wind and these seemed to fit the bill. The frame construction feels decent although it definitely feels cheap, it's not flimsy in any way, it also looks pretty crisp (I like the slim design). Now how well does it work? Well it's very good at blocking most of the air blowing into my face, it has tiny…

I ride a Hayabus so if I ride it with either a full helmet or no helmet I don't have half a helmet for my bike. I also wear contact lenses so regular sunglasses didn't work as my eyes would start watering profusely every time I drove over 25 or 30 mph causing my contact lenses to dry out. Also, regular sunglasses aren't shockproof, and if you turn your head to the side, the wind can blow them off your face. Don't make me look like "bug/too big" as it lacks a better description. Not only were…