WYND Blocker Vert Motorcycle & Boating Sports Wrap Around Polarized Sunglasses

I ride an HD Sportster with no windshield or fairing in the city with a half helmet (open face). I have had constant problems with finding the correct sunglasses that are:1. Safe (polycarbonate lenses)2. Block the wind3. Fit well4. Polarized5. Won't break the bankI have bought multiple pairs of cheap and expensive sunglasses that it is honestly ridiculous and extremely frustrating. I will say these are the best motorcycle sunglasses so far that I have tried; however, they are not perfect. These sunglasses have done a good job of blocking the wind, but I still have had some wind get through along with debris. I have not experienced any watery eyes or anything with these sunglasses (besides the occasional debris). I believe the foam padding helps, but it seems to me like it cheaply attached to the frame of the sunglasses. The sunglasses do fit my face well, and I wear a 7 to 7 1/4 size in hats. I wear a medium size helmet in both open and full face across the industry. One negative aspect of the sunglasses (in my opinion at least) is the reduced peripheral vision when I turn my head to check for vehicles. I do use my mirrors to check for this, but I like to double check by giving my head a quick look as well. I have to turn my head a lot more with these sunglasses compared to KDs and Gatorz. Overall, these are my sunglasses that I am using right now until/or if I find anything better. The lenses are clear, and the polarized lenses are great. The price is reasonable in my opinion compared to the more expensive sunglasses that have become paperweights at my house.

I'd give them five stars if range of sight was just a little bit larger area. Fits well. Comfy. Secure fit. Does not hurt the top of my ears. Lense quality is very decent for plastic lenses. Lightweight! Both my fiancé and I like them a lot. Will be great when driving our boat 60mph on a lake or river, or when it's windy at the dunes and the dust is blowing. As we wear them I'll note how they hold up and repost. No update means we love them even more. Stylish and attractive!!! Priced right. Good value.Update: well, now he's my husband and he liked them as much as me while driving the boat 60mph on the Colorado river to our fishing site in our first 2017 tournament. It was about 50 degrees so the glasses were a blessing. My Amber lense allowed me to see thru the river water to a greater depth too. They didn't fog up. More comfortable than I thought they'd be. Only complaint now is I need to superglue the little plastic inserts down next to my ears...they GRAB my hair and it's torture!!!! A few drops of glue will solve that issue. Happy purchase and no regrets. Lightweight comfort.

Perhaps it’s my facial structure or my nose, but they leave open a gap on the exterior corners of my eyes. I deal with sand storms and these sunglasses, despite the good quality build, just aren’t the ones to protect my eyes.In my unbiased opinion, I’ve found myself using the Verdster version of these glasses. Those provide more cover.An improvement to these is inherent in its structure, not the quality. And the problem with all wind blocking / motorcycle glasses is the gaps in cushion. It allows for wind / sand penetration that’s really annoying.

Decent price, well made, they stay on the face at high speed. The included strap to change to goggles is way cool. However I'm looking for different glasses. What is really important to me is my peripheral vision. These glasses completely block my peripheral view. Would love these so much more if the lense was wider and allowed more peripheral view. My passenger will be using these and my search continues.

I was skeptical at forst - but hey, for about 25 bucks, why not?I had placed these and the smoke lens pair on my wish list a while ago. I ride to work at 4:45 in the morning and need something that will protect and not have to carry two pair of glasses. I was going to buy both, but just got the amber instead.I have a few pair of high dollar sunglasses - Oakley, Acid Overlord, but these have been the best so far. I may just retire the high-dollar stuff and stick with these not only for riding but for everyday wear.These are great in the dark as well in daylight. And visibility is improved. And the do a great job of keeping out the wind - especially with the goggle-strap.Best bang for the buck.

I have dry eyes quite badly and I must wear sunglasses. I am a runner, hicker, boater, golfer, softball, gardener, just an all around outdoor person and prefer sports type glasses over classic style. I have spent alot of money over the years for good sunglasses but didn't pay much attention to the fact that the sun and air movement was still getting get inside the lense and directly in my eye. After purchasing these glasses, I found that my eyes were less irritated, I was able to focus more sharply on object (long hit golf balls). The minor padding inside the frame protects your eye from exposure. I was worried that the padding, it is lays on your skin, would irritate my skin or cause sweating, and I have not found that to be the case. The glasses are light weight and fit well, and I have a very narrow small face. I highly recommend these, especially for the price. Plus they have other stylish options to choose from. You will be happy you gave these a shot.

These are really great, and much more affordable than others I have purchased with the air dam, which offers great protection against wind. I live in a windy state and when hiking, golfing, or horseback riding, the wind can really irritate my eyes, so these are a blessing. I really appreciate that I didn't have to spend a fortune to get a quality pair of wind-block sunglasses. The size I ordered wasn't quite right, but the customer service gets an A+! They were really great in working with me to get a pair that fit just right, so that air dam can do it's job. Cannot thank Tommy at the Wyndblocker enough!