BirdzEyewear - The Buzzard - Padded Motorcycle Riding Goggle Fits Over Glasses

Good price, fit well over glasses, got them so I could do whatever I wanted without worrying about getting dust in my eyes, as I just had cataract surgery on both eyes!

The one problem with wearing the googles is that they cause one to sweat under the foam which is against the face. This is very inconvenient since I wear these for long periods of time.

These goggles are simply amazing. They are a bit big. And they are snug under my half helmet. However they do what they are supposed to do. Block the wind. I actually feel safer wearing these than regular glasses. If you're a none helmet rider these are most definitely for you.

They don't quite fit me right. They hit the outer corners of my glasses, and since they don't sit flat on my face, my vision is restricted to the sides. If I'd been able to try these on in a store I probably would not have bought them.Other than that they're great, in fact I kept them and use them in spite of the poor fit. I would say if you don't wear glasses go ahead and buy these. If you do, be prepared to try them, and return them if necessary. I wear fairly wide glasses so they might be fine for you.

I use these with my motorcycle brain bucket. They are clear, fogging has not been a problem, they fit over my glasses and they didn’t break the bank purchasing them. Would definitely buy these again

I purchased these after reading the positive reviews and was seriously disappointed. These goggles allow far too much air in on the sides, and they don't fit correctly over a motorcycle half helmet. I repeat, you cannot use these with a typical motorcycle half helmet. Even when worn without a helmet, far too much air enters through the sides, so these aren't suitable for skiing or skydiving either. Last but not least, they don't fit over existing glasses either. I wear somewhat small framed glasses, and if these goggles don't work on my small glasses, they're not going to work over larger frames.Judging by all the other positive reviews, one of three things has happened. 1. They replaced the original item with an inferior item that looks similar. 2. I got a defective item (I doubt this) or 3. All the positive reviews are paid reviews and should no longer be trusted.Unfortunately #3 seems to be very common these days, so it is becoming nearly impossible to trust any kind of Amazon rating. Fortunately Amazon still has a fairly easy return policy, but be aware if you value your time.

I bought one of these because air conditioner in car doesn't work, and driving with windows down dries out my eyes. Haven't been driving much except in town so haven't used the goggles. Friend bought e-bike and wanted the goggles, so he paid me for them and says they work great, and I bought another pair for me again, to keep in the glove box in case I need to drive down the highway somewhere during hot weather.

These goggles push on the hinges (corners) of my RX glasses which push the glasses into my nose which is uncomfortable. My glasses frames are small. The goggles should be farther from your face in this area instead of wrapping around if they are going to be advertised to fit over RX glasses. I would return them but with the cost of shipping here and back it wouldn't be worth it so I will keep them for passengers on my motorcycle.

I bought these motorcycle goggles about 6 weeks ago and I have had time to try them and they work good for me , The quality is very good for the $23.00 that they cost and I have been wearing the goggles with my Bell Custom 500 open face helmet ,I noticed that the goggles are for a person with a flatter face than mine and a small amount of air gets in around my eyes which eliminates any condensation on the inside of the goggles and I also wear bifocal glasses which fit inside the goggles with plenty of room and if you look at the photos I have the dimensions of my glasses sitting inside the goggles

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They smash my glasses against my eyelashes enough to stop my eyes from closing. I still have to take my glasses off. If you need your glasses to ride, try a pair on first.

Seems like every single one of these goggles in the Vancouver, BC location has damage on the bridge of the nose. I attempted to buy this item 3 times, but each time it was damaged in the exact same place.So buyer beware. It might even be a fault in manufacturing, and be very weak on the nose.