Review on 🚴 Queshark Mirrored Lens Cycling Glasses For Men and Women: 1 Polarized Lens and 3 HD Lenses for MTB Road Bike Eyewear Goggles by Samuel Blakeley

I had problems with the coverage of my last pair of glasses so I decided to get real cycling glasses. I'm a little picky so it took me some testing and trial and error to find the right ones. Here they are the holy grail of budget cycling goggles, and that's why they're right up your alley: - Coating: These baddies will protect your eyeballs from the biblical hail of locusts. Serious. It's acres of coverage and it's amazing. - Ventilation: For me, as a person who sweats a lot, this was probably one of the most important points. My wife says I can't talk about how much I sweat, but it is a lot. For example, people think I clean my windshield when they drive by, but turns out I'm just creating my own dense humidity weather system. In any case, you understand. Thanks to the ventilation openings on the top, these baddies will not fog up. Also, I have yet to get the bug through one of the vents on top and into my eye. I'm still very concerned that this will happen one day, but for now I think I have a better chance of winning the lottery. - Comfort: I don't want to brag, but I do run and bike a lot. i am a big deal I do enough with my body that I don't feel the need to walk around with uncomfortable glasses. These bad boys are as comfy as silk boxers wrapped in velor sheets. - Lens Quality: Okay, this article is admittedly a little pretentious, but to hell with it. It happens. I'm picky about lentils and I LOVE them. - Price: I thought I was a younger Lance Armstrong, or maybe a curvier/paternal version of Egan Bernal. At times like these, I wonder why I'm not sponsored by a company that's screaming my name and giving me goodies like $500 sunglasses. That's because I'm wrong. I have kids to support and honestly I don't know the difference between them and a more expensive couple. The price is amazing and you can be amazed even if you are not a cheap skateboard. - Multi-lens setup: That was also very important to me. I'm a father with kids, so I can't always ride my bike on warm, sunny days. Sometimes it's late, or it's cloudy, or it's raining, or it's snowing uphill on both sides. No matter what kind of lighting, I have a lens for it.