Wiley X riding glasses
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I carried the Wiley line in my store for a few years. I wear the SG-1's for long highway runs, they almost act like a small goggle and keep the wind completely out of your eye sockets. Nice thing is you can pop out the lenses in seconds for day/night riding. Most all Wiley X are Z87 rated and won't shatter if rocked with a stone.
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I like them, but the sweat from my eyebrows has eaten into the polarized coating. They might last through this summer.
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i had a pair of pt3's for years before i finally lost them. best shades i ever owned. took plenty of abuse without scratching or cracking. replaced with a set of pt-1s that are holding up just fine. ( couldnt find pt-3's anymore)
tried the bricks, wasnt a fan of the foam insert for wind, took away too much peripheral. were a little tight on my big head.
tried the bricks, wasnt a fan of the foam insert for wind, took away too much peripheral. were a little tight on my big head.
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I have 2 pairs with the removable goggle inserts both pairs polarized very good and pretty affordable compared to a lot of polarized sun glasses out there that aren't polarized and the ones that are polarized can be very pricey. I like the 2 sets i own and my wife has a pair she loves as well.
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After I got my Panoptyx broken in a wreck, I tried Wiley X, because everybody was ranting about them. They are well made, but they never fit my face right, so I stopped wearing them. I guess, if I'm not going to wear them, that I should pass them on to somebody else.