Enhance Your Riding Experience with Phoenix Vital Life Motorcycle Glasses and Goggles Featuring Customizable Prescription Inserts Review

Had a pair from elsewhere but lost the smoke lens. Was very happy to find this replacement that fits my corrective insert.

Overall these glasses meet my needs. I can change lenses instead of taking different glasses with me. The downside to this is that the little plastic mounts that hold the lenses to the frame are a bit shady. I sat down at a traffic light and the lenses fell off. Luckily I didn't have traffic so I had time to fix them.

It was difficult to get lenses for this (eventually sent to opticsplanet for less than $40). I like the ability to change sunglasses to other colors, I will buy them again. Don't ride in 8 degrees with a face mask, the fog turns to ice on the lenses pretty quickly lol. Check the lenses on opticsplanet, other places sent them back to me saying they couldn't do it.

For the price and for my specific needs these goggles are just perfect, I had to tweak a bit and remove the sponge guard and cut it differently to fit my nose comfortably and don't make it bulky. After that, my Saturday hours of online skating are fine. I have sunglasses to protect me from the sun and I CAN SEE! - that was the main reason to get them, :) The only thing I regret is the lack of response from the manufacturer, the elastic was not included in my package and the seller didn't even…

I've actually used them on repairs - sawing, cutting tile, cutting and replacing glass, fitting insulation - etc. were always dangerous because the goggles I used to protect my glasses are so large and bulky - moreover, they raise the glasses and blur the vision - and I said uncomfortable. So I rarely (well, never) wear them. The problem is solved by installing corrective lenses in the attached frame. These goggles are comfortable and protective. The foam prevents dust and other unwanted…

Good idea but needs revision. I bought these to help with a serious dry eye problem. Some of them help. For me, the problem is this: The insert for the Rx lenses has to adapt to the shape of the glasses body and be slightly larger. The angle at which it is placed is uncomfortable and doesn't work well with bifocals. Great for driving but not for reading or working up close. The bridge of the nose is too wide. The plastic replacement lens doesn't sit flush with the frame and lets in too much…