WYND Blocker Motorcycle Riding Glasses Extreme Sports Wrap Sunglasses

A thorough review...About me: 23 yr motorcycle veteran, all street styles, urban and rural rider based in AtlantaProduct use: street motorcycling, all speeds (0 to 85mph)Product comps: I've used many of this type of glasses through the years to enjoy the air while protecting my vision and my eyes from wind blast.Summary: Especially considering the price, these are by far the best wind glasses I've had at the best value. The microfiber pouch was a nice touch. Everything you need to convert to "goggles mode" is included and you can do it with the easy press of a button on the glasses. These work perfect functionally speaking. They do their job very well, even at 85mph. I have not had any unexpected fog concerns and very little fog in general (in Atlanta we deal with extremely high humidity, so there's some natural occasional fogging at long stop lights but it dissipates within seconds of green light). My favorite bonus with this product is that they look great and have a unique appearance. The lenses are rather large in a great way and provide ultimate viewing angles and coverage. The padding is not very visible aesthetically, so I wear these out as my regular sunglasses as well. Fantastic product.

I ride a motorcycle for my job everyday, in all kinds of weather and seasons. So a solid pair of goggles is NECESSARY. I use the optional goggles strap to secure these on my head instead of the 2 arms.These are perfect for blocking out the wind and elements. These are super comfortable. Those 2 things is what got it the at least 2 stars.The goggle connection clips for the goggle-straps, they break very easily. I have went through three pair, and they break in the exact same spot (left clip). No pair has lasted more than a few weeks. I have returned to amazon for replacement, and the exact same thing happens to new glasses.The description states, "Lifetime Guarantee Against Defects". So I am going to follow-up to see if they will stand behind their product. I will update the review if there is anything else to add.UPDATE 4/19/2019:These are my FAVORITE riding glasses, so rather than ditch them for a new brand, i contacted the company and took them up on their "Lifetime Guarantee".The seller was very responsive, quickly replied back and send out replacement straps for me. 2 days after messaging with him, i've got the straps back on my goggle and i'm ready to ride again!I'm updating my rating from 2 stars to 3 stars, because of the GREAT customer service! But the fact that the goggle strap broke in the same spot, on two subsequent goggles is still a manufacturing defect of some sort. Seller said he would pass the message onto the manufacturer.In the meantime, i've got a couple of back-up pair, just in case I need to send for replacements again.

The glasses feel very comfortable, and I really enjoy the non-polarized lenses after my previous, polarized, glasses.The pouch for storing them free of dust and other potential damage is also a nice touch, and needed.The pads that touch the face are comfortable and leave enough room for some air flow.There is one shortcoming, though. On the one hand, you begin to wonder, do you really need that air flow to tickle your eyes during the ride?On the other hand... I've tried these glasses on three rides so far in different weather conditions and can say that even on a dry sunny day with low humidity, the glasses start to fog as soon as you stop riding. Not at the very beginning of the ride, of course, but after you've ridden for a while and worked up a nice sweat.I wish the designers would replace the current solid soft pads with indentations for air flow with a layer of porous plastic (like in ski goggles).However, this is not a major problem, and I would still recommend these glasses, with the caveat about this little ventilation issue.

I absolutely love these riding goggles. They're very comfortable on my face and stay where I put them. I use the strap as I ride a motorcycle with them. They haven't yet fogged up in me even when stopped but, I also put anti fog cleaner on them called cat crap before I wore them the first time. The rubber foam aground the eyes is cushy and they made small separations in it to allow perspiration and heat to flow through. I cut a different pair of goggles I had previously just like this. Only it's done from the factory with these and looks way way cleaner. I can feel the slightest breeze on or actions my eye area but it's very slight, and even after hours of riding my eyes are still very comfortable. Not red and watery like they've been with other shades and goggles. I think they look sweet too. I love the style. I love'em and recommend them.

Does as advertised. Awesome look, awesome protection from the wind and random debris. I run around alot with a pack and when i start to heat up the googles start to fog up. Thick fog, and once it starts it just keeps getting worse until you cant see and have to remove them. Maybe they are ONLY for motorcycle riders and not ruck runners. If anyone has a cure for this let me know. I want to use them without having to wipe them every other minute.One more thing, if you buy these use the strap, hella worth it.

Post cataract removal. I wear these when reading, playing handheld games, desktop computer use. The yellow lenses block blue light glare and keep the air close to my eyeballs more humid and protected from AC moving air... really helpful on bad dry-eye days. I swear I'm thinking about trying to buy something like these in my now-weak distance Rx.

Been using bout a month or so. Product is sturdy, and does outstanding job of blocking the wind. Note to the self conscious, they are kinda large glasses. As in the viewports are larger than they look in the pic. I don't mind cuz they work really well. I have two pair. Clear and tinted

I use a half shell helmet and these goggles are a must have item for me! They work very well in low to no- light riding and I absolutely recommend them to my fellow riders! Great item. Thanks for the on-time delivery and accurate description.