🕶️ Optimized Tifosi Veloce Fototec Sunglasses Review

These glasses have a good field of vision. The coloring process goes very quickly, when wearing a headgear with fields there are enough shadows.

Everything is great with these transitional sunglasses, which I also use as goggles when playing pickleball, indoors or out.

I love glasses that change from sun to shade as I hike. But do they have to go all the way to the back of the head? The temples of the glasses are too long.

These photochromic cycling sunglasses work well and are very comfortable. They do the job they were designed for and are great for cycling. Highly recommended.

These are the best lenses I have found. I use them for day and night cycling and they fit perfectly under my motorcycle helmet. They are dark enough for me and clear for night time use.

Ideal for cycling. Only shod once but that was when I tried them on indoors. They adjust quickly to sunlight and darken just enough, which I prefer. Unpainted they work well in the early evening to keep the bugs out of my sight. The only downside is that the price tagged on them when they arrived was $10 less than what I paid for them.

I am very sensitive to the sun and they protect my eyes perfectly. My journey begins in bright sunlight, but most of the trail is covered in dense tree cover. These transitions are perfect. Great mist control that ventilates well even though I sweat like a pig. Looks very solid but time will tell. Would definitely buy again. I hardly know what they are on me.

I love these goggles for sport cycling. The sides that fit over the ears are a little "thick" for the Shoei-RF1200, but I doubt they were designed for that. If you ride in an area with a hot climate (Arizona, Florida, etc.) and occasionally need to open your helmet for air (below 60 mph), this is a good choice for visibility. These lenses darken with the amount of sun that falls on them. I agree that I wish they could go darker. At least 20% more. But whatever they are, they work for me. My…