Global Vision Eliminator Dirt Bike Padded Motorcycle Riding Goggles for Men and Women (Black Frame/Smoke Lens)

I purchased 3 Pairs Kickback Foam Padded Motorcycle Sunglasses a few weeks prior to buying the Red Barons and the padded sunglasses were great until I exceeded 40 miles per hour. These goggles are fantastic, even at speeds of 70 miles per hour on the interstate. The transition lenses are not quite as dark as the dark pair of sunglasses, but they reduce glare better, have a wider field of vision, and automatically adjust back to clear as the sun goes down. The adjustable strap is comfortable and fits under both half and 3/4 helmets nicely. The padding is a little fragile - it feels softer and more spongey than the padding on the sunglasses - HOWEVER, it keeps air, grit, sand, and bugs out! The sunglasses I purchased are great for short rides and cruising around the beach, but my eyes tear up at speeds over 40 mph from wind sheer getting past them. I've had to rub sand and road grit from cars in front of me out of my eyes more than once with them. The Red Baron goggles put a stop to all of that! No wind or debris get around the lenses and they provide a much more comfortable ride at highway speeds. Highly recommend!

Prompt delivery , thank you Amazon. These googles make great safety goggles. No more sparks skating up your skin, into your eye. Comfortable strap. A great value, for the money. They are also compact, and fit well with other safety gear.

I’m pretty sure these are motorcycle goggles meant for someone bigger than me because even though I’ve adjusted them they don’t quite fit and are monstrously oversized for my small head, also they fog up A LOT however I don’t have a motorcycle and use them on my bicycle that I ride at rather high speeds, they fog up pretty badly so I gave to stop to wipe them so I can see. I guess they’re called vision eliminators for a reason! But they do a good job at being strap on sunglasses and keep debris from getting in my eye, I can keep up with any car when I’m going downhill so I’m going pretty fast and love these glasses when I am! However it’s NOT advisable to ride as fast as you possibly can on any bike even one in perfect order considering bicycles were NOT designed for high speeds but if you do and have a regular adult sized head (I’m a teeny tiny person) then these may work for you!

Great pair of goggles for keeping dust out of eyes when mowing.

First off, I live and ride in southeast Texas, so I am on my bike year round and would like to think my input should be of some value. I have been ordering the pairs of goggles (clear and smoked) made by this company for over a year now, and they work well enough and are fairly cheap to replace when they inevitably get scratched up. As far as photochromatic products go, though, I have never had a good experience, due to not getting dark enough, or stopping transitioning altogether. I have been getting tired of swapping day and night goggles though, and saw these on amazon at a decent price ($22.95 when I bought them) along with favorable reviews concerning the transitioning. I gave them a shot, and couldn't be more impressed. The photochromatic lenses do get pretty dark, working well in all conditions except for the sun shining directly in your face (early morning or late evening), and the transition is quick. Nightime riding is no problem, they are more than clear enough for me to see. They will fog on you if you're sitting at a light or stop sign though, at temps of about 60 or below, but as soon as you get going they clear up fast. My only concern at this point is that they may scratch as easily as thier non-photochromatic counterparts, but to combat this problem I purchased Speedo Hard Goggle Case and the goggles in the micro fiber pouch fit nice and snug.

They are OK. I actually like the style of them more than my old aviator goggles. They fit snug around my face, are comfortable, barely obstruct my peripheral vision, and keep debris out of my eyes. The color of the lenses are not what I was expecting. I could have sworn that when I wore them in-doors, they were completely clear. Now whenever I wear them, they have a slight brown-ish tint/filter to them, but that's no problem. I thought for sure I ordered the Black-framed, clear-to-smokey lenses model. I've yet to see them darken in the sunlight, but I've been wearing them and not really paying attention. They help with the sun SOME, but not a whole lot. This is OK for me, though, because all I wanted was something to keep debris and trash out of my eyes, anyways. My biggest complaint, and the only reason it's really getting 3 stars, is that for some reason, they fog up really, really, easily. This is a huge nuisance and issue when bike riding. If I were on a motorcycle, it could be disastrous. I have no idea why they fog up. It makes sense when I sit them on my forehead and I'm sweating, and it's hot outside. But they fog up even when I wear them in my cold apartment and I'm chill. I kept wondering if I'm wearing them wrong or not. Maybe my pair is malfunctioned, but these have the potential of being great goggles, especially for the price. Just beware of a possible fogging issue.

Well the goggles are here and I love them. The transition lenses work really well. Indoors they are very nearly clear with just a very slight amber tint which increases contrast. In full sun they get so dark that people can't see my eyes behind them. Visibility is good at every light level. Transition time from light to dark is less than a minute, from dark to light takes just over a minute. Even fully tinted I was able to navigate my darkened house without bumping into things till the lenses caught up to light conditions. Peripheral vision is excellent. They look very cool on my face and I have let a couple of other people wear them and they look cool on them too. My one complaint is that when I sweat in still humid air they tend to fog ever so slightly. If the air is moving at all the goggles clear right up. On a motorcycle they wouldn't fog at all. I did notch the insulation ever so slightly above and below the lens and it seemed to relieve about 70% of fogging. I was able to exercise in them, indoors in still air and had only slight fogging of the lens.

I really like these goggles so far, and this was a big change from just poly-carb glasses for me. I ride without a windshield and these protect quite a bit more of my face from bugs and sand. They also do not want to fly off when I turn my head to look over my shoulder because they have a full strap. The biggest thing I noticed was that I have nearly 100% field of view, which is a big perk. The transitions work very well and are very dark in full sunlight with a slight tint on a very cloudy day. Awesome only having one pair to carry around! They are not too "bug eyed" which was my biggest concern. They fog a bit while sitting at a stop light in the rain but some anti-fog spray might take care of that. Other than that I have had no issues with fogging on dry days.