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The light-reactive ones for £44.99.
Seems like a really good price for those sort of lenses but what are they really like/are they worth buying?
Hello
Endura do several photochromic glasses and all look good value. I tried the piranha but they didn't fit me as well as I would have liked. They're very close fitting a problem if you're prone to fogging.
The snapper are the ones that best fitted me.
I would suggest trying them on first.
Hope that helps.
Great but the stitching will come undone on the crotch! 😈
I've got some, seem okay if not stunning quality (seem a bit plasticy, but then they are plastic...)
The light reactive bit is only a change in light transmission from 22-33%, which I don't really notice. That might be how these things are normally, but I don't know how that compares to the specialized equivalent.
Mate bought a pair but the default lens setting was too dark - he's now got a pair of (much more expensive) Specialized.
I tried the Pirahna, but they didnt fit very good, so I ended up trying and buying the Endura trigger glasses which were much better.
I use mine most of the time. They don't go fully clear, or fully dark, but for most days in the UK they're perfect. They do fog when you stop though. Reminds me, I must try the washing up liquid trick.