I have 3/4 open face helmet and I wear glasses. So I got some Airfoil goggles that fit over my specs. I couldn't tell the difference until I hit 40+mph.
The goggles totally kept wind and dust off of my eyes. Kept the sweat out too.
Riding goggles for those who wear glasses
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Riding goggles for those who wear glasses
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Re: Riding goggles for those with who wear glasses
What happened when you hit 40 mph?big calm wrote:I have 3/4 open face helmet and I wear glasses. So I got some Airfoil goggles that fit over my specs. I couldn't tell the difference until I hit 40+mph.
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Well, when I just wear my glasses it feels ok until I start going around 40. Then I feel the wind start getting underneath my specs.
The air goggles blocked all of that out. I went around 50 today and the goggles felt great. I was a little scared that they will slip off the back of my helmet though.
I like the Dick Dastardly look!
The air goggles blocked all of that out. I went around 50 today and the goggles felt great. I was a little scared that they will slip off the back of my helmet though.
I like the Dick Dastardly look!
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