What do you lot wear on your eyes to stop flies getting in and the wind blowing all the moisture off your eyeballs and across your face?
BLOC Stealth goggles from Halfords cheap (£15) as shop 'soiled' -- looked fine to me! Included 3 lenses: clear (very slightly tinted), yellow and dark. Very good goggles. No scratches after about a year and a half's use (Summer and Winter), very light and sit well on the nose.
I concur. My Stealths have served me very well, and the UK importer sent me two new nose pieces (valued at £2.99ea.) for free after the original submitted to a car tyre.
Oakley Valves (iridium) in the summer (=A3120 most places), yellow or=20 clear lensed Kuotos in the winter or in the dark (=A325 from Probike).
Oakley A-Wires in sunshine (Yes... got the fashion bug, but I still=20 think they look cool!). Edinburgh Bicycle "Revolution Blades". =A319.99=20 c/w clear, yellow, and dark lenses. Not uncomfortable. Seemingly=20 indestructible.
What do you lot wear on your eyes to stop flies getting in and the wind blowing all the moisture off your eyeballs and across your face?
Madison D'Arcs.
Cost something like £30 and come with three interchangeable lenses - clear, dark and yellow. Comfortable, don't steam up, fit well and don't fall off. No complaints at all, really.
Haven't had them that long though and can't compare them to anything else, but one way or another, I would say that some kind of eye protection is an *essential* part of your cycling wardrobe.
Cost something like £30 and come with three interchangeable lenses - clear, dark and yellow. Comfortable, don't steam up, fit well and don't fall off. No complaints at all, really.
I like them a lot but the quality control is a bit suspect in that the leg hinges crack as the frame part was too thick and the lenses (eventually) all cracked in the middle as the frame was stressing the lens upwards at the outside ends (does that make sense?.
I never found an adress that they replied to when I wanted to see it theie "Lifetime Warrenty" was any good :-(
Cost something like £30 and come with three interchangeable lenses - clear, dark and yellow. Comfortable, don't steam up, fit well and don't fall off. No complaints at all, really.
I like them a lot but the quality control is a bit suspect in that the leg hinges crack as the frame part was too thick and the lenses (eventually) all cracked in the middle as the frame was stressing the lens upwards at the outside ends (does that make sense?.
I never found an adress that they replied to when I wanted to see it theie "Lifetime Warrenty" was any good :-(
Robert
My eye protection comes in the form of my oakley sunglasses. I love them to bits. superbly well made. The price is offputting though, but they last for ages.
