wiley-x all day. i think harley has licensed them and sells them under their brand too. same price. wiley-x climate control series.

 

My wife and I have different styles of Maui Jims. Both are wrap around. Excellent optics. I've had mine for over 10 years and they still look new.

 

My wife and I use regular tinted safety glasses. Just the cheap $5-10 dollar a pair kind. We also each keep a pair of clear with us so we can see at night. These also come in readers but they kinda mess with my vision whenever I look down on a bike. I think the trick with riding glasses is that they fit one way inside the store but are completely different when you put your helmet on and ride down the road. A lot of glasses will then ride up on your nose or forehead that fit fine at the sunglasses display rack. These fit close to your eyes and are comfortable for us all day long.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Industrial-S...item4abd52e5f9

 

Ray-Ban "predator" excellent wind protection. Been wearing them for about 10 years now.

 

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I tend to use DeWalt safety glasses, router model ... about $7-8 bucks

My wife really likes Curv sunglasses. Our local HD sells them for about $15-20 including a case. She says they're her favorites because they block the wind so good.

 

I use igogs from Gander Mountain. Polarized and they have foam pads. Can't be beat for $24

 

My wife bought the Harley brand, which mentioned in a previous post is a re-branded Wileiy-x. She likes them.

 

I cast another vote for the Wiley-X. I sat on mine and broke the arm. I emailed the company to see if they could be fixed and they sent me a new pair with a spare set of lenses and foam. All free of charge. Can't beat that customer service.

 

We use Oakley Wind jackets, they have a rubber gasket that's remove able along with interchanging lenses for night and day, so you can use them on and off the bike.

 

+1 Oakley Wind Jackets, you can change the lenses as well, clear for Night