BirdzBirdz Eyewear Arch Safety Sky Diving Motorcycle Goggles for Men & Women ANSI Z78.1+ 2 Pairs Clear and Smoke Lenses

The media could not be loaded. The Birdz Eyewear Arch Safety Sky Diving Motorcycle Goggles are an affordable, durable, and comfortable pair of goggles that meet my standards for eye protection when off roading.What I like:ANSI Z78.1+ rated: The Birdz Eyewear Arch Goggles meet the safety standards for eye protection in high-risk environments. Which includes protecting my eyes from: Blunt impact Radiation Splashes and droplets Dust Small particlesUV400: protects my eyes from the sun.Two pairs of lenses: The goggles come with two pairs of lenses, a clear lens and a smoke lens. This makes them good for night and day.Comfortable fit: The goggles have a comfortable fit and are designed to stay in place even during jumps and drops down a mountainside.Durable construction: The goggles are made of polycarbonate and are designed to last.Affordable price: The goggles are very affordable, making them a great value for the price.Included microfiber pouch: Makes cleaning them easyWhat I dislike:I didn't see that mirror blue ones were an option (they are), now I need get them too.Itemis as described and I recommend this item.

These come in a set of two (one that is clear, and the other smoked). The strap is comfortable, and the glasses fit fairly well. The only thing I notice is that there isn’t a complete seal around the lower part of the glasses (that’s around your nose). There is a little gap there.I wanted these mainly for when I spray mint oil in the vents in the ceiling (to keep mice, squirrels, etc.) out of the attic. Sometimes when I reach up to spray, and there is a little breeze, it’ll blow back into my face, so I need some safety glasses that are sealed at least along the tops of the glasses, which these are.It’s nice that they include a microfiber pouch.These glasses come in handy… and are very useful.

I fly a paramotor, which is an open cockpit aircraft that flies around 20-30mph (32-48kmph). Sometimes we fly low, like an inch above the ground. During the summer, there are a LOT of bugs down low, and if you aren't wearing some sort of eye protection, the bugs can really cause issues!I picked these up, one in smoke and one clear, for flying in the morning (smoke) and evening (clear) so if needed, I can pop them on.I put them around the outside of my helmet, and they sit just above the brim of the helmet, behind my GoPro mount, when I'm not using them. When I need them, I just pull them down over my eyes.There are no breathing holes, so if it is really hot and you're sweaty, they may fog up a bit. There was just enough airflow below my nose to keep them from fogging, but something to be aware of.The goggles do allow for a very large range of visibility, which was a priority for me, since operational awareness while flying VFR (visual flight rules) is very important. I did not notice any distortion of my view, and they fit fine, though maybe a little small for my head, but still perfectly functional.I'm happy enough with these. They do the job as promised, and I like the open single piece construction with practically nothing blocking my view. I don't wear them unless I need them, as they fit very close to my eyes, and I don't love that. But they block the bugs and the wind when I want it, and that's great.

You get 2 pairs of goggles in this order, one sunglasses and the other clear. They fit tight to the face, held comfortably by the wide headband. I like that the lenses are tough polycarbonate. I use these while operating my riding mower to avoid any particles getting in my eyes, and I’ve used the clear set to protect my eyes while using strong chemicals, or spray painting.They’re versatile and handy to have.

I got these to put in my Jeep for trail riding in dusty conditions or if the top and doors are off to just help protect my eyes from debris going down the road. They fit well and I like their look. My only improvement would be if instead of providing a soft case for them, instead if they sew on the case so you could slide it on and off without having to keep track of it (slide it over the lens when not using it, slide it behind your head when wearing).