no offense. but what do you expect for $8?

get some ray bans or something. well worth the money IMO.

 

I've been using these for a while. Never ordered them off the site, but my dealer stocks them. I've had them nearly a year now and the only issue with them is I had to glue down a small section of the foam that started to ride up after being caught in 3 straight days of rain.

http://www.riderseye.com/riding_glasses.asp

 

Get what you pay for. I only use GuardDogs. Lenses are replaceable at a very fair price when they get scratched (gonna happen eventually) and they provide outstanding protection for a very reasonable cost. Come with clear, yellow, and dark tints.

 

None takin, I did get what I EXPECTED hahaha. I made a prior thread and several members of the board talked me into the KD's.




Whats that mean for free stuff?

 

I wanna try these out.

 

For the price of entry you can't go wrong. Very comfortable and very good coverage with being OSHA approved safety glasses.

 

Thats what I use, keep the clear lenses in the bag for when it gets dark. I did have to trim the ear pieces a little because the back of the helmet was pushing them forward a bit.

This is them.

 

Just checked, mine arent gaurd dogs. I got these from leather up. 30 bucks

http://www.leatherup.com/p/Motorcycl...ase/90223.html

 

Well I ordered a couple of different pairs to try out. I figured at that price I can't go wrong.

I have had all kinds of glasses, they all get scratched, misplaced or stolen. Most don't block the wind, and at my age with dry eye syndrome I need that protection.

 

I bought some Wiley-X's off a close-out table at the dealership for $25.00 with a scratch in one of the lenses thinking I could buff it out. The rep gave me his card and told me to email him if I couldn't get it out. Less than two weeks later I had two brand new top of the line Wiley-X lenses sitting in my mailbox with a letter from their office in CA.

I also have a set of the Wiley-X goggles that transition tint, with the removable strap and the foam seal. They were $135.00. My only gripe is that they don't tint up as dark as I'd like, but when I'm rippin around the mountain roads and hit a dark, overgrown section that never sees the sun I'm actually grateful.

I don't work for Wiley-X, and they don't pay me to advertise, but I will say that their customer service impressed me just as much as their product. That's something I can't and won't say for many outfits.