ROCKBROS Cycling Sunglasses with Photochromic Lenses Review

First, these are $31 sunglasses, you won't get Oakley or any other high end sunglasses. It's out of the way, they are decent for the price you pay. They are light and darken in the sun, but they are NOT dark sunglass lenses. At best, they have a slight gray cast in the sun. Do they protect your eyes from UV light? Maybe those are cheap $31 sunglasses again. Good wide-angle lenses offer good protection. I keep them in my car so I can always wear my sunglasses when mountain biking.

Pros: Field of view and clarity are excellent. The fit and finish are pretty good, I have a wide temple and the goggles don't pinch anywhere. I like the adjustable nose piece. I use it for mountain biking, I hardly feel it on my head and it doesn't fog up. Cons: It is NOT photochromic. General. No drop. It's not a problem for me, but if you need photochromic glasses, then it's not. I don't know if I have a lemon or if that's okay. If they were truly photochromic, as advertised, they'd be damn…

The biggest disappointment with these glasses is the lack of photochromic response to sunlight. I've worn them a few times over the summer here in Arizona while biking for a few hours in fairly intense sunlight and I haven't noticed any lens fogging. If you're just looking for a large pair of goggles that protect against high winds and are fairly light, then this is a good buy. The lenses seem to protrude more than many other sunglasses. They appear to cover most of your forehead. However, I…

I bought these glasses to drive to work at night without noticing that they get darker in the sun (photochromatic lenses) which makes them great because I don't have an extra Pair must wear sunglasses with me. for those bright morning drives home. Personally, I don't really like their tactical look, but they offer good eye coverage to block the wind, which was my main concern. You've done well enough. I accidentally broke the earbud while reaching for it in my pocket. I really liked the…

no photochromic reaction to sunlight. I've worn them a few times over the summer here in Arizona while biking for a few hours in fairly intense sunlight and I haven't noticed any lens fogging. If you're just looking for a large pair of goggles that protect against high winds and are fairly light, then this is a good buy. The lenses seem to protrude more than many other sunglasses. They appear to cover most of your forehead. However, I still had no problem with my goggles hitting my helmet.

I was looking for a pair of riding goggles that could offer eye protection and some glare protection. I'm switching from dark polarized glasses to lighter shades and clear lenses. This separates the difference pretty well and gives you both. They don't darken. They just don't. They're not bad - I have Transition prescription lenses for my glasses and they work pretty much the same. Comparing the two colors, these Rock Bros have a little less tint in the dark, but not that bad. They are almost…

Ya'll. I've bought 3 pairs in the last year and while the others were fine they were all either too dark in the woods or too narrow and had debris in my eye from the lens. THIS pair is everything I was looking for.1. I mean crystal clear picture, I couldn't even tell there was anything in front of my eyes. Even with a tint once in the sun, vision hasn't diminished like other tinted glasses do. 2. The coverage is perfect, wide, full eye protection. Nothing left behind lenese.3. Nose fitting…