Was looking at something along the lines of Oakley racing jackets (i had a pair of fake jawbones with genuine lenses fitted and they were ace), but interested in whether there is anything as good for less cash
Ideally they need to have lenses for light and dark conditions that I can swap round, and given I'm a sweaty so and so keen that they won't steam up easily. Budget is 130 max, but would consider buying 2 pairs if the lenses aren't interchangable but they are cheap.
STW ideas would be appreciated
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I have some Tifosi Logics great glasses comfy came with 3 lenses.. £49 ... won't be too upset IfI loose them or run over them
Budget choice is Tifosi, as above. If not, Oakley. Real ones, not counterfeit shit made by little slave kids.
personally i don't think you can beat radar paths... love them, worth every penny and truly functional cycling glasses 🙂
it'll be genuine ones, although i suspect they are still made by slave kids for a pittence an hour unfortnately.
If it states 'comes with 2 sets of lenses' can I assume that one will be for light and one for dark conditions?
Real ones, not counterfeit shit made by little slave kids.
I think they use robots.
where do you get robot slave kids from?
Adidas Evil Eye Half Rim. Bought a pair a month ago and very impressed. Interchangeable lenses for bright and dull conditions and both types are really effective
Tifosi here, on to third pair (wife lost first, second pair now stand ins as bit scratched), LBS do them and they are really very comfy - to the point where my old Oakleys feel odd and not as good).
Endura Masai
£75 ish and with photochromic lenses
Ditto Endura masai.
They look good and seem to be well made. Photochromatic goes near transparent so good for night riding too.
I'll add one for Tifosi's
I'm a fan of Rudy Project - their Rydon II fits me well and has a multitude of options for lenses.
Rudy Rydon with Impact-X photochromatic...
I've had a couple of Tifosi glasses and been very happy with them both. First ones were fixed lenses lasted well for a while and then I lost them. Second set have interchangeable lenses. I first thought the lens system wouldn't hold up well, but a year later and regular changing of lenses to suit conditions, sometimes even daily and they still click in firmly.
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Adidas Evil Eye Half Rim.
+1 but got the Pro's awesome, lots of lense choice too.
No idea on price as the local distributor sponsors a lot of local events so they make spot prizes at most big events.
Used some nice cheap sunniest from decathlon but after a day they did my head in so I started wearing my Maui Jim Stingrays.
A bit much for bike glasses but if others wear Oakleys then why not Maui's..
Clarity is amazing.