Anyone know if the $13 Harley Sunglasses with the foam keep your eyes dry?
#23
I have two pair of those $13 glasses, one clear and one dark. I love them. I also was surprised at the price, that's why I bought 2. The only thing is they hurt my ears when I wear them with my 3/4 helmet. They keep my eyes dry just fine.
#24
OK, not to be a doubting thomas, but I searched the HD website and not only could i not find a $15 pair of sunglasses. (Cheapest were $18) None of the 'cheaper ones' had the foam insert.
So, could one of you guys who seem to know what the OP is talking about please provide a link or part number. Ipaid $70 for my HD glasses with the foam insert. These did have interchangeable lenses, so maybe that raises the price. They were also ANSI certified, and maybe the cheapos are not. But, i would still be willing to try them.
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So, could one of you guys who seem to know what the OP is talking about please provide a link or part number. Ipaid $70 for my HD glasses with the foam insert. These did have interchangeable lenses, so maybe that raises the price. They were also ANSI certified, and maybe the cheapos are not. But, i would still be willing to try them.
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#25
OK, not to be a doubting thomas, but I searched the HD website and not only could i not find a $15 pair of sunglasses. (Cheapest were $18) None of the 'cheaper ones' had the foam insert.
So, could one of you guys who seem to know what the OP is talking about please provide a link or part number. Ipaid $70 for my HD glasses with the foam insert. These did have interchangeable lenses, so maybe that raises the price. They were also ANSI certified, and maybe the cheapos are not. But, i would still be willing to try them.
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So, could one of you guys who seem to know what the OP is talking about please provide a link or part number. Ipaid $70 for my HD glasses with the foam insert. These did have interchangeable lenses, so maybe that raises the price. They were also ANSI certified, and maybe the cheapos are not. But, i would still be willing to try them.
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#26
Nothing but a full face shield will keep your eyes dry in the rain. Said before-Fog is the biggest issue with extra moisture int he air and heat from the body. Takes a lot of airflow to keep that from happening. I haven't found apair of glasses that worked in te rain or heavy moisture enviroment.
#27
I just bought the clear goggles for 13 bucks and they dont say Hd on them but were bought at Harley Davidson Naples. Maybe thats what he ment when he said he bought a pair of HD goggles.
#28
buckle-belts.net or buckle and belts in Calimesa, Ca is where I get mine for about $12 to $18 bucks with the strap and foam . Plus they give 10% off to bikers .Everything is priced cheap there , good place .
#30
For a serious rain storm nothing beats a really good pair of SCUBA goggles . . .
Ya may look kinda funny . . . but at least you can see the folks in their cages starring at you!
Ya may look kinda funny . . . but at least you can see the folks in their cages starring at you!