🕶️ Global Vision Outfitter Motorcycle Safety Sunglasses with Padded Fit-Over Design Review

Good foam, it would be nice if they didn't fit my glasses. The dimensions said they should, but apparently the shape was wrong. Even if they fit, it still wouldn't be possible to wear them over glasses as each lens is foamed all around - there's no space to bridge your prescription glasses. Assuming they fit, I'd try to pry a hole in the foam above the nose to allow the bridge of the goggles to go through.

I doubted they would fit my glasses but they do. They block the sun very well and protect my eyes from the wind when I ride my motorcycle. They also don't deflate when I turn my head to look backwards and don't slip off my nose like other sunglasses do. and they don't fit as well when wearing a tight helmet. For the price they are SUPER. Update - they are very durable. I sat on it, tossed it around, and left it hanging from the handlebars in the sun and rain for several months. I was a bit…

For several months my aged father tended to the health of his only pair of shields to a mere skeleton. First the left bracket broke, then the right bracket, then the lenses popped out. Pretty soon the left brace came off completely and the right one only half stayed. He literally had her on his face. Due to poor eyesight, he could not find a replacement. So I looked for these signs on Amazon and found them. Although they weren't as big as the ones he had (old men have bigger frames), they…

Well I just spilled a lot of water on my 26 inch mountain bike. These prescription sunglasses saved my face/head. My face is black and blue from the impact of the fall sliding through the foliage / it's happening so fast / my face fell on the paved bike path / no time to react My own glasses in someone else's protection, saved the day, Even my lens popped out, it could be fixed. But the Globle Vision Outfitter Over the Prescription sunglasses were damaged beyond repair / but still intact after…

I have to say it's difficult to find sunglasses that match my existing glasses, especially those that are scratch resistant. I usually rush to put my logbook along with the logbook, and later I realize I've accidentally dropped the logbook pad on my glasses, causing them to go bad almost every time, or better yet, just lying on the dashboard left until the truck stops. You wouldn't believe that vibration could be so damaging to sunglasses, but yes, it happens. I love the fact that they have…

I am currently suffering from light induced migraines as a result of a very severe concussion I suffered about a month ago (this is called a "photophobic migraine". ). "and it sucks.) Also, as a fair-skinned redhead, I've always been sensitive to light, so I tend to have a fairly extensive collection of sunglasses that go with prescription glasses. I've gotten away with them indoors by reducing the light output and Wear polarized charcoal sunglasses over prescription glasses (found at Revain or