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I don't wear Road Spex's myself, I have Bobster goggle/sunglasses. They have clear, smoke, mirrored and yellow lenses that snap in and out easily. Ive found that they hold wind out better with the strap than the sunglasses, but the sunglass arms are definately more comfortable. Your best bet is to go to dealerships in your area and try them on, theres no real way to tell how they'll hold wind out without seeing how snugly they fit to your face.
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Does anyone have any input / feedback on Roadspex glasses ? Thinking of getting some , but have a few questions about them .How do they fit ? Do they keep the wind out ?Are they good in the midday sun ? Do you wear them at night ? Thanks for the input.
Does anyone have any input / feedback on Roadspex glasses ? Thinking of getting some , but have a few questions about them .How do they fit ? Do they keep the wind out ?Are they good in the midday sun ? Do you wear them at night ? Thanks for the input.
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I just got some Panoptx about 3 weeks ago. So far, I LOVE them! Now I only need one pair, day and night.. no lenses to change etc.. AND they keep all the wind out etc... I would recommend them to anyone.
kardoc.. Thanks for the info! I don't understand how they could stop going dark? Isn't the chemical property of the plastic lens itself the part that reacts to light and changes shades? Or maybe it's just a coating...? Maybe I'm confused at how it works, but if mine stop working and they didn't cover it, I'll be pissed as he!! That's a lot of $$ to spend just for some night time specs. I think I'm going to call them and find out what sort of 'warranty' I have with mine.
kardoc.. Thanks for the info! I don't understand how they could stop going dark? Isn't the chemical property of the plastic lens itself the part that reacts to light and changes shades? Or maybe it's just a coating...? Maybe I'm confused at how it works, but if mine stop working and they didn't cover it, I'll be pissed as he!! That's a lot of $$ to spend just for some night time specs. I think I'm going to call them and find out what sort of 'warranty' I have with mine.
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I just ordered a pair of prescription riding glasses form sportrx.com out of San Deigo, I went with the Hurricane gray 1. I got them for $122 and some change shipped. I should have them in a couple of weeks. I had previously bought a pair of the cheaper foam riding glasses and they seemed to work great.