BirdzEyewear Phoenix Vital Life Motorcycle Sunglasses and Goggles That Comes with Lens insert so You Can Get It Filled By Your Eye Doctor

I actually got these to use when in my remodeling business - sawing, cutting tile, cutting and replacing glass, installing insulation - etc have always been hazardous because the safety glasses I've used to cover my glasses are so big and cumbersome - plus they push the glasses up and the vision is blurred - and did I say, uncomfortable. Therefore - I seldom (ok, never) wear them.By putting the corrective lenses in the supplied frame the problem is solved. These goggles are comfortable and protective. The foam keeps dust and other undesirables (glass chips, saw chips, insulation) Away from the eyes. I'm sure it would work just as well on a bike.Removing the traditional ear pieces and using the strap means no more slipping glasses when I'm hot and sweaty.The lenses are polycarbonate, shatterproof and fog free. I plan on getting some extra replacement lenses and changing them when they get scratched up instead of putting up with scratches on my glasses until I can afford a new pair.

For the price and for my specific needs these goggles are just perfect, i had to tune up a little and remove the sponge protection and cut it in a different way so it can fit my nose in a comfortable way and not to make it look bulky. After that my Saturday online skating hours are ok. I have dark glasses to protect me from the sun and I CAN SEE !!! - that was the main reason to get these ones, :)My only regret is the lack of answers from the manufacturer, the elastic band was not included in my shipment and the seller did not even care to answer me. :(

Overall these glasses meet my needs. I’m able to switch lenses instead of toting different glasses.Downside to these is the little plastic keeper pins that hold the lenses to the frame are somewhat shady. Sitting at a stoplight and lenses fell off. Luckily I had no traffic behind so I had time to fix them.

I like these so far. I am waiting on my Rx fill from the eye Dr but so far I like the fit.

Had a tough time getting lenses for it, (finally sent away to opticsplanet paid less than $40). Love being able to change from sunglasses to the other colors, Would buy again. Don't ride when it's 8 deg with a face mask the fog turns to ice on the lenses pretty quick lol.Check out opticsplanet for lenses, other places sent them back to me saying they couldn't do it.

Good idea, but needs work.I got these to help with a severe dry eye problem. They help some.For me, these are the problems:The Rx lens insert should be shaped to the goggle body and a bit bigger. The angle it sits at is awkward, and doesn't work well with bi-focals. Great for driving, not for reading or close work.Nose bridge is too wide.The plastic interchangeable lens doesn't fit flush with the frame, letting in too much air.The foam is too thick, placing the Rx lens too far from the eyes. The foam is also irritating to facial skin, especially in hot, humid weather. I think the closed cell type foam would be better.And last, but by no means least, are the earpieces. There is a hard pointy ridge meant to curve around the back of the ear, but instead hits at the top of the ear, and becomes irritating and painful after wearing for a while.In conclusion, the glasses don't help me that much, since I need to wear them nearly 24/7 to keep A/C, wind, moving air from fans out of my eyes.

The frame for optically corrected lenses is what's in it for me. While it does work and looks good, the padding on the inside is quite thick and the visual field is therefore very limited on the sides. You have to turn your head all the way laterally to view incoming traffic, can't look out of the corner of your eyes.

This is the second pair I have owned. They work great for me day or night with the 3 different lenses.