Global Vision Z-33 Foam Padded Anti-Fog Motorcycle ATV Riding Paintball Safety Skydiving Goggles

After going through what seems like 100 pair of sunglasses- the search is over! One pack takes care of two riders for sunny and dark conditions. I absolutely love them. They aren’t bulky- they don’t squeeze my head or my face and they stay just where they should!! ❤️

Definitely the best fitting I have had. They are not big bulky like some others I have tried. They look like regular sunglasses so that's a plus. The foam looks thin and I wasn't sure they would keep the wind out of my eyes. I have contact lenses so even just a little wind drys them out and makes it hard to see. They Definitely work !!! I would give 5 stars but the anti fog part is not that great they have a sticker in them when they come saying anti fog but when I first put them on before I get moving they do fog up. As soon as you start moving it goes away so it's not awful but definitely still fogs up. That's not why a bought them but if your looking for a non foging up option I can't say this is the item for you.

I don't like to write reviews, I expect things to work the way they say its supposed to, so when I buy something, if it works, good for me no need to crow about it. HOWEVER Springtime in my area comes with a good stiff south wind, blowing on warm days about 15-30 mph. Riding with regular riding glasses, the wind comes in from every side and the bottom and makes it hard to see. I used these for the 1st time today and riding into the wind, I felt no wind on my eyes. The field of vision is wide, and they are so light its hard to tell you have them on. These are so much worth the money. If you ride, and want to see in the wind, then stop thinking about it and buy the darned things.

Nice glasses, and comfortable, but they still fogged up.

I bought these for motorcycle riding. They are comfortable and easy to adjust but not as form fitting as needed for riding at highway speeds. I have to constantly fiddle with them to keep air from finding the gaps and making my eyes water/blink. If I push them into my eye sockets and scrunch my cheeks up and brow down I can make them air tight but I'd prefer goggles that did that without the hassle.