🕶️ WYND Blocker Airdam Sunglasses for Motorcycle Riding, Driving, Fishing, Boating Wrap Review

I liked these glasses for about a month. Within a month the foam/rubber started to break down and separate from the frame. The way the sides fold up hooks and stretches the foam. design flaw. The plastic isn't scratch resistant and despite being careful, they scratch more than I expected. Super comfortable and I want to like them but they just can't stand up to relatively light use.

Bought to protect eyes and contact lenses from drying out. These glasses really work. You don't sweat. They have relatively good transparency. The shade is just right for me, not too dark to ride from dawn to dusk. The shade is just perfect for an afternoon ride in Arizona. No weird shine. They sit comfortably on my head. The lateral view is also not obstructed. Bought another style in a transparent look that somewhat blocks side peripheral vision. I liked these in the smoky color so much that…

Ok...that's amazing! The color is very nice OD Green. Foam around the face differs from cheaper models. They have a very nice smooth/satin finish. You are also good style! They don't look weird/fancy like the 3 other brands I've tried. I also bought my husband another model of Wyndblocker (white) that had a switchable strap (included) and they had soft silicone rubber. on the ear to stay in place. Amazing for my husband's fading - not good for my curls. However, luckily for me, they haven't.

This is about my 6th motorcycle goggle. I'm spoiled because I mostly ride with a full face helmet, so if I use a full face or half helmet I always get hit by the wind. After a pair of goggles, this pair actually blocked the wind enough that I didn't have to constantly blink or squint. I can go under 50mpg without feeling the wind and 55+ with enough confidence that I don't worry about not being able to see. As I ride a cruiser rather than a sport bike the speed is slower and the goggles work…

I ride my motorcycle with my helmet open and have a windscreen. Got these for the style. They look good and aren't as "bulky" as most others. However, when styling, wind blocking is minimal. Much better than regular sunglasses (Oakley Gas Cans) but not as good as other bulky foam windshield goggles. It was ok to drive around town. At freeway speed, the wind blew against the sides and bottom. Thin foam just doesn't cut it when it comes to wind protection. To be honest 3 packs of same priced…