👓 Outfitter Clear Motorcycle Glasses: Perfect Fit for Over-Prescription Eyewear Review

The foam around the outer edge is too thick in the nose area and I can't apply it all the way to my face, which totally defeats the purpose.

I like the goggles but they don't work in the rain. It's nothing you would look at. The product is very good and I will buy it again.

They look great and work well for me. I have glasses with a small frame so I can't tell how they fit on large glasses. They are comfortable and eliminate most of the wind in the eye at high speed. I would recommend a strap so they are snug and don't come loose.

My second pair. I love her! I have amber lenses for day riding and clear lenses for night riding (or when visibility is poor). Great for the price and fits my glasses perfectly. They even manage to look cool, especially with over-the-glass glasses. I highly recommend it. Do they protect from ALL winds? no But for the price you just can't beat them and you won't look like an idiot.

I wear glasses. Wire frame, thin, nothing supernatural. When winter was coming and I was expecting snow and sleigh rides, I bought them to blow snow and play in the snow with kids. You were perfect. They breathe well and are very light. As soon as it started snowing, I forgot I was wearing them. I can't say exactly what they will look like on the bike but for my purposes they will last for years and keep me from buying sports glasses.

If you plan to wear glasses with them, they probably won't work. The glasses have no place to put them on the bridge. You either had to leave a recess or no foam at all for the bridge to fit your prescription glasses. Also, the foam doesn't fully cover the sides of the face, plus there is an open foam gap on the sides. I have an oval head. They can be great for those who have a round face and head. They'll probably work great as safety goggles or with someone who wears contact lenses but not…

These are great goggles for night riding or in the rain. I wore them over glasses and they fit great. Keep in mind that these are glasses rather than glasses. They're bigger than my sunshields. Foam seems to be effective at blocking wind, but it's cheaper packaging foam, not durable foam. I expect them to last a few years but they will deteriorate. There are a few glitches to be aware of with these glasses: * Peripheral vision is limited but normal. * The side-view glass can create a reflection