MORR STARRLEY Z7 Sport Sunglasses with Wraparound Fog ARMORR Anti-Fog Lenses and Foam Padded Frame for Mountain Bike, Cycling, Outdoor Sports

The glasses arrived extremely dirty. Kind of like the assembly guy constantly was picking his nose while trying to fit the lenses to the frame so there are smeared out boogers all over. I spent quite some time on trying to the lenses clean with water and soap without damaging the lenses. Or maybe I got glasses that someone else had returned. I'm not kidding, it was way more than a few finger prints...When I started to use them the nose pads fell off. They are just pushed on with a sloppy fit to some pins. The lenses has quite some glare if you are facing strong light. That might be due to all the crap that was on the lenses when they arrived.The nose pads was easily fixed with some glue. Over all I like the glasses, with less boogers, no glare and a little glue on the pads it would have been 5 stars.

These sunglasses have proven themselves to be terrific at blocking the wind. My eyes tend to water quite a bit whenever the wind blows, which becomes a nuisance whether I am walking-hiking-biking. Regular wrap-around glasses help up to a point, but I finally decided to give padded glasses a try. They work! Although I can't say they block 100% of the wind, they come pretty close. Plus the optics are terrific - the amber color really brightens things up considerably. Too bad they aren't polarized, maybe Morr will think about including that option? For now, I am satisfied!

I liked these. I say liked because I broke them. I don't think there was anything wrong with them, I'm just really tough on my cycling glasses. Which is why I'm really reluctant to shell out major dollars for them. The lenses on these are very good and did not seem to fog the way most glasses do. The frames were also quite comfortable. I am considering getting another pair because you get a lot for $30 with these.

Horrible. Glasses let in more wind than glasses you get at a dollar store and the wind even pulls them down and off your face. Don’t waste your money!!

Morr Starrley Z7 sport sunglasses are my "go to" sunglasses/eye protection for mountain biking, kiteboarding, SUP, hiking, alpine skiing, driving and everyday use. After a year of hard use, I can attest that Morr Starrley Z7's are durable, they look great, and perform way beyond the price tag. They have a protective foam "gasket" that really keeps wind/debris/sun out of your eyes, which really works. Starrley Z7 are on my face almost everyday.One detail - I use other Morr sport sunglasses, specifically the Morr Mozarrt Z50 for highly aerobic activities (like running and alpine touring skiing) during which your heart rate is high and you sweat a lot. The Morr Mozarrt Z50 sport sunglasses do not have a foam gasket and do not fog when overheated. They breath better, but are not as protective as Starrley Z7. Both are great in the right situation, but I end up using the Starrley Z7 most of the time.Mozarrt Z50 - https://www.amazon.com/MORR-Sunglasses-Mountain-Motorcycle-Shooting/dp/B01NBJBY5P/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1483134302&sr=8-1&keywords=morr+mozarrtFor the price, I recommend getting a pair of Starrley Z7 AND a pair of Mozarrt Z50! Great job Morr Protective Gear!

I can tell you from first hand experience, these sunglasses are virtually indestructible. These should be broken by now, they've outlasted glasses that cost 5 times what these do. The anti fog is really good. I gave them 4 stars because I lost one of the nose pieces, but their customer service sent me new nose pieces for free so really they're 5 stars... I also have a pair of these  MORR MOZARRT Z50 Sport Sunglasses with Scratch ARMORR for Mountain Biking, Cycling, Motorcycle, Shooting, Climbing (Brown Lens / Mocha Frame)  and love them.

I can't always pick the sunny days to go ride my mountain bike, so I go often enough in overcast, drizzle or even at night with lights. these offer great protection and I like the foam around the lens area. the anti-fog works well compared to other glasses I've worn in the past, but I still get some fog up/condensation usually when I'm going slow like grinding up a long, steep hill. once I get some speed going again they clear up pretty well, or at least good enough that I haven't felt the need to remove them.

High Q, high impact lenses for anyone who is looking for their new adventure sunglasses. These keep the face ultra shielded from branches on fast bike descents and provides the airflow needed to keep cool and fog free on the uphills - thanks to a well-designed channeled foam padding on the lens cups for aeration and comfort. Easy choice for trail running, MTB, dirt biking. Lightweight, bullet proof, affordable. Happy customers await.