Halvert Polarized Motorcycle Riding Sunglasses, Black/Smoke

Il prodotto è molto resistente e soggettivamente esteticamente bello! Io sono un biker, questi occhiali sono polarizzati e la guarnizione che c'è su tutto il perimetro del telaio, fa si che aderiscano perfettamente su tutta la zona intorno agli occhi, impedendo ai flussi d'aria di entrare di farli lacrimare. L'unico imprevisto, solo un paio di giorni di ritardo sulla consegna, rispetto alle date dichiarate dal fornitore, per un problema di sdoganamento. Li consiglio ai motociclisti come me.

So I have a bell helmet. The Pit Boss helmet. It's a great helmet, because it does not lift up while you're riding at Highway speeds. And according to many other reviewers, this is a common problem that plagues many helmets out there. The Bell helmet that I have, has a flip down dark visor. Which is nice. But it does not protect your eyes from the wind. At least not at Highway speeds. 🏍️ So I have a Yamaha V Star 950, and I just came back today from a highway drive, and I was doing speeds of 70 to 75 mph, and let me tell you these glasses kept the wind out completely. I'm very impressed with them, they are very comfortable, they fit perfectly, and they do the job they're supposed to do. And what a tremendous value!

Bonne vision, excellente en moto.

I'm writing this review from the perspective of a cyclist. I bought these glasses because my eyes tend to get dry from the wind when riding my bike. I was looking for something that keeps the wind out of my eyes especially when going downhill. These glasses have a thick foam layer that creates a good seal around the eyes and cheeks. They fit my face very well and do not allow any wind (or bugs) into my eyes, so they're perfect for what I bought them for. Now, the flip side of the air-tight seal is that the lenses have a tendency to fog up in certain weather conditions, for example, when the outside air is relatively cold and you are sweating when pedaling uphill. I do run into it occassionally and it can be a bit annoying. To alleviate the problem I usually pull the glasses off my face just enough to let some air circulate behind the lenses. I know when and where on my rides it is likely to happen, so I try to do that ahead of time. Preventing the lenses from fogging up is much easier than getting them to defog once they have accumulated moisture. The only other minor complaint I have is that the glasses do sit very tightly behind my ears. My bike helmet presses down on them the entire time, so after riding for a couple of hours they start hurting a bit behind my ears. I had the exact same problem with my previous pair of glasses, so it's not something I would subtract points for.

The glasses came with a strap that can attach straight to the glasses and a storage pouch. The material used for the frame feels like cheap plastic but seems durable enough that it can take a hit, but maybe 1 hit. The foam is nice and comfy. It is connected to the glass frame at the nose but not anywhere else. Not sure if it's a defect or intentional, but doesn't appear to hinder it from blocking the wind. Doesn't seem like it'll fall off either, unless you yank it hard. The strap is simple and works well. You are able to swap out the typical ear bars by pushing the simple release on the sides. The glasses with both the ear bars and strap feel very comfy. I haven't ridden with them yet but overall content with them so far. Only concern is, I'm not sure with the quality if it'll handle a rock or if it'll brake easily. Time will tell but for the price it's alright.