Bertoni Motorcycle Riding Goggles Black Leather with Chromed Frame- Anticrash Clear Lens -Special ventilation - mod.AF188B - Motorbike Vintage Aviator Helmet Glasses

Fit well and nostalgic lol. Both comfortable and functional. Quality product surpassed my expectations.

These are some awesome goggles. I was looking at cheaper options as well as a couple different styles, but very happy I ended up with these. I was previously riding with a full-face, but hated having to switch out the tinted and clear screens all the time. These are just right with a mirrored finish that offers some tint, but I ride at night with them all the time with no problems. They vent well, are comfortable, don't move, and don't let in a ton of uncomfortable air/wind. Plus they just look plain badass. Really happy with em.

These goggles look great and they are obviously high quality. They are lightweight and block air and debris effectively, even at high speed. The only thing I'm not a huge fan of is the padding. It feels like it's soft enough when you press with your fingers, but on your face it feels rather stiff, and they leave obvious red marks on your face after only minutes of use. The fit is better than other goggles which do not give enough clearance for your nose; these sit correctly on my face so that the padding seals everything out, letting the vents do their job of keeping fog from forming. That said, they're not particularly comfortable due to the firm padding. I imagine that over time it may get softer, but right now I give them three stars for comfort. The tint on the mirrored set that I have is a bit underwhelming; they are quite see-through from the outside. They look more like highly reflective glass than mirrored lenses. But in the right light they do hide your eyes. Plus you can ride them at night since it's such a light tint. The strap feels good to the touch, but it does lack rubber on the inside so it slips around on my helmet a bit. Overall, I'm pretty happy with them, but they could use slightly softer padding and maybe slightly darker tint in my opinion. Still, they're very nice, and well worth the money.

These goggles are quality, I purchased some cheaper versions first before realizing that price means a lot with these, very happy with the fit and finish in addition to the cool reflective silver lens, would recommend.

I was disappointed in these goggles I had been using biltwell fairly average goggles and they worked wonderfully compared to this more expensive product. The classic look is the only pro that I can think of. Negatives are what seems like leather cushioning around the goggle frame is very hard and offers little to no cushioning and hurts your nose. The band around the goggles is very thin and rides up the helmet when you lift the goggles since it doesn't have any anti slip backing.

These are killer vintage googles that out perform other brands that I’ve worn while ridding In Texas Heat, rain and moderately mild winters. Not to mention they’re less expensive than any googles that you could buy from Harley Davidson

So I'll lead with what I like. Aesthetics are spot on. I love the classic retro feel and the way it compliments my overall riding "look". They're super light weight too, which is always a plus when you're doing a long ride, and the slight tint is greatly appreciated during a sunny ride. That light weight fell gives them a slightly cheap feel at first, but after really going over them they're solidly built in ways I definitely appreciate.Now for the bad. These are great for scooter or four wheeler goggles, or really anything that stays at or around 35 mph. For anything above about 40 mph the little vent holes in the bottom of the goggles, specifically the holes positioned inside the arch of the nose piece, create a sharp, steady stream of air that shoots directly into my eyes. This is not only uncomfortable for me as the wearer but outright dangerous as it causes heavy eye watering and obscured vision. I barely got out of my driveway and onto the highway before I had to pull over and switch to a pair of generic safety glasses I wear for work.Riding gear can be fashionable, but it needs to be functional first and definitely should not impair the rider's ability.

The goggles are comfortable and fit well with a Bell 500 helmet. They do a good job of keeping wind and bugs out of your eyes. So good job there. However, the frame is made of plastic that feels as if it could break quite easily as are the tabs that hold the elastic strap to the frame. The tabs are very thin and also made of plastic. Not confidence inspiring. Time will tell if the plastic holds up or not.