Motorcycle Goggles Dirt Bike Motocross Goggles Windproof ATV Dustproof Racing GogglesScratch Resistant Ski Glasses

My spouse is a bike commuter. These have worked well in weather from -10 to 20 F. No fog issues when paired with face mask and heavy breathing from exercise. There was some condensation build up at the coldest temps but nothing that blocked her view. The wide lenses are great to allow full peripheral views. The foam is very thick, much thicker than any of her prior googles. This keeps the lens further from your face and helps with ventilation. Minor downside it the thick foam can be compressing on her nose. She needs to wear the googles a bit higher than she normally would or breathing through her nose is compromised.

I like a good set of goggles, and I use them for quite a few things. Eye protection during yard work and other projects, from cleaning to high-sawdust activities. I like one that fits on your head snugly, and this one has a 2" elastic band that holds tight but doesn't hurt since it spreads the pressure so well.I got the clear one, so I could use it even indoors. It seals well against my face, and looks large even on my relatively large head... this mask is not for the tiny-faced!I'll post a pic of me wearing it, appended in some weeks when I next upload the card off my phone.That said, it's advertised to fit when wearing over glasses.... to which I must say, not MY glasses. Apparently I'd need a smaller set of frames to fit inside it well.The other thing I wonder about is just how long the upper and lower thin foam will last over the vent ports in the top edge and bottom edge. It seems quite thin and fragile, with a visible hole in it even new, albeit a small one. So I'm not sure it'd keep out sawdust. I had also thought about using it as a standby eye protection for when going to my HMO, which is full of coughing people who don't wear masks... just to keep flying spray out of my eyes. And I may still, even if it's not a stylish thing to do, but those vents would definitely pass sneeze vapor. Still, that'd be holding them to a higher standard than they were designed for.Altogether a nice set of goggles, which would be perfect for riding motor bikes or other ATV's... I no longer ride a motorcycle but I've owned many, and can absolutely say these are better goggles for than than the ones I had then. Nice quality item. Yes, even a 74-year-old man needs a set of these!Recommended.

These goggles provide excellent protection for motocross and off-road riding. They fit securely, block dust and wind well, and have a scratch-resistant lens that holds up over time. Comfortable to wear for long rides and work great for various outdoor activities. A solid choice for the price!

These are nice. For the equivalent name brand you might pay $70 or more, but these are just as good and equal quality. Buy with confidence.

These clear goggles are decent for night skiing. They struggle with a little bit of fogging. But for $20, they're a great value for night skiing or extremely low-light conditions.

Bigger than I expected. Fits comfortably. Air tight. my dad wore them while riding motorcycle and he can say that they kept the wind out and did not obstruct his vision. The lens is not up close to the eyes like his old ones, but worked just the same. With all that space, one could wear glasses underneath IF they are wrap arounds...wire ones did not fit comfortably. he didn't notice any glare and enjoyed using them. They look really big to me but fine.

I put these on as a spare set for when it got darker. In 20 degree weather these definitely held up pretty well, used them for about 3 hours straight. No fogging and clear picture. I wore them over my helmet and held up even with a handful of slams. Great quality and i do like the white frame and band. Popped nice with my white bindings.

APEBAZY Motorcycle Goggles are perfect for dirt biking and motocross. They offer windproof and dustproof protection for ATV racing and are also scratch-resistant, making them great for skiing too.