... the padding around the frame (needed for them act like goggles) took a couple days
598957
Getting used to the padding around the frame (needed for them act like goggles) took a couple days.  But I don't even notice it anymore.  They work great on the motorcycle and off.  I were them off the bike too.  The sung fit keeps the sun from shining in my eyes from the top and sides.  Now, if I'm ridding in a full blown dust storm, I do not expect these to keep all the dust out.  But for any other weather these work just fine.  And are amazing for the price.
805520
I have had these for about a week now and, due to the weather, I have not had a chance to try out all the combinations. As my timeframe for writing a review is coming up, so I am leaving my current impressions and will update them as they change (so yes, I purchased these at a discount in exchange for my honest review).

The plastic frames on these seem rather stiff and, for lack of a better description, plasticy, compared to my other wrap sunglasses (I own a pair of Ryders and a few other off name brands). In addition, there is a foam pad along the top of the glasses that, while nice and cushiony, seems very soft and might break down quickly. I can't comment on the longevity of these since I just received them, so maybe it is just my perception. Only time will tell.

There is a ton of accessories that come with these glasses. Some are obvious and useful (I like the extra straps), while some must be marketed to a certain subset of people and I am not sure what they are for (the myopia lens? Maybe you can attach your prescription lenses under these? I did a Google search and did not find anything describing what these are for).

The lenses come in and out easily enough. It has been very foggy this past week, so I have mainly been using the yellow lens on my bike commute.  They have worked very well for that and I would use these for driving in the fog too. The polarized and mirrored lens seem very similar to each other - mainly a lens color difference  - the polarized is grey while the mirrored is blue. Which is actually gripe number 2 - I'd have prefered amber or brown over the blue tint since they already provide a blue lens (and I normally use a amber/brown lens on a daily bases).  The two lenses I have not used are the clear and the blue. The clear lens has a slight yellow cast to them and would also be good for foggy/dark days or night use. The blue lens was another item I was not sure what it was used for. A web search suggested fog (not sure of the advantage there. I looked thru them when it was foggy out and decided the yellow were the best for increasing contrast) or snow.  So maybe they are supposed to be used when there is snow and it's overcast, and perhaps the mirrored blue lens is for snowy sunny days? Alas, having grown up along the Northern California coast and Kenya, I am not a snow expert. Either way, when we get some snow, I will take those out and see how they work.
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The glasses seem well made enough. But even with the foam padding, they don't conform to my forehead well at all.  I'm sure there are many different face shapes and it's impossible to match them all in one design.  But I expected the foam to be thick enough to make up the gaps.  It isn't even close.

At best these will slightly reduce the area where dust can fall inside the glasses.  There is nothing resembling a "seal".

If they had some flex in the center, they would likely conform much better.  But they are pretty rigid.

For the price, I can't complain about what I got.  They are a sturdy pair of safety glasses with a strap.

But I didn't get what I wanted in that they don't do much to shield my eyes from dust.
3081315
Item got here when it was said to get here. This is really hard to keep on though, the "Fasteners" are basically shoelaces with 2 clear pony beads on each side for fasteners.

I wish they had made them longer so I could have just tied them at this point.

Unsure about actual legitimacy on the anti microbial claims or not, but it could be.
The fabric looks to be a flannel on the inside, and some kind of mesh like on basketball shirt/shorts on the outside.
there is a metal bar think on the "nose" section but it is difficult to get adjusted right to not make your glasses fog up. I even tried using medical tape to tape it down, which works with disposables. I would recommend still using a disposable as a liner honestly, but the extra layers are nice.
I just got it so no idea how well it works.

The inside fabric is very soft however.
2672290
Good for water sports, fogs up a little, but at speed, with a turn of your head, the vents blow it out. Nose padding isn't the best, and after an hour, gets painful, but worth the money I paid. And they float!
811872
i like the sunglasses, but within the first day one of the nose pads fell off and now they're uncomfortable to wear so the quality is lacking.
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The helmet appears to be well made, and the adjustable headband makes sizing quick and easy and keeps the helmet on your head.

The screen is a bit loose in the up position and excessively long, the ear protectors don't click open, and the polycarbonate face shield came scratched and foggy.

Update: the fogginess of the face shield was due to a protective film that was not obvious, but the film did not prevent the shield coming with a large scratch. However, the manufacturer sent me a new shield at no cost.
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A good level of padding on both the seat and the lid.  Also a nice color.  Unfortunately, it is flimsy.  My legs don't work well, so I sit on the lid to change clothes.  After only a few days, it was buckling (I weigh 140).  After 2 weeks, even more buckles in the lid, and the seat has blisters where the vinyl has stretched. I have a different padded seat with a wood core on order... hopefully it is better!
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this does not have much padding. it hurts and scratches your face. it also sticks out away from your face. I used it while riding my bike, the wind tend to grab it. Also its dark, not many highlights. I may have to paint it a little. The kids think it looks cool.
4790615
Goggles needed some padding as they cut into my sons face but beyond that it was a good costume .
3463159
these work ok. The padding is large and has a diaper feeling. It also squishes quite easily and i had to keep adjusting them while riding. I will keep them for a back up in case i get real sore again. I have progressed to cycling shorts and bibs now. Should have done that to begin with.
249637
This is kind of like a one-size-fits-all. I tried it on and decided it might be a little more comfortable if it were wider, but it's not adjustable in that way.
I have acne on my eyebrows and nose ridge. When I make this tight enough to keep water out, it presses on the acne and is painful. I don't know if it's because the padding is some kind of folded plastic (of course it seems like all goggles are), but I remember I used to have a kind with foam instead as the padding, that may have been better.

UPDATE: After trying this actually in a pool, it seems to be able to provide a fairly good seal (some water still leaks in) without making it too tight (guess being in water helps), so it's not really so painful.
2040705
The design of the product is good. It fog up your glasses or googles when you are not riding. It takes time to get a comfort fit especially in the nose area. It serves its purpose.
900646
I got these goggles for riding with an open face helmet.  The build is good.  The goggles have enough room to keep prescription glasses on.  Venting is quite generous to prevent fogging.  Dark lens.  Won't be able to use at night.  Need to buy another pair of goggles that has clear lens for night riding.
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I had to remove part of the stitching for it to fit over sunglasses which are your standard plastic ones with the thicker arms. This was really made for wire frame arms sunglasses. Once I removed the first stitch, it fit very snug and doesn't seem like it's going to fall off. Also, the one that I received is not adjustable like it shows in the picture and is one length.
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They fit over my glasses perfectly and it's made quite well. The only problem is that there's not much cushioning around the edges where your face meets the outline of the goggle so it does get uncomfortable to wear for long hours.

Oh yea they fog up big time if your working up a sweat.
139718
I bought these to replace my lost Raybans.  While they don't fit as well, they do the job for half the price. Fit-wise, they wrap too close, creating fog in temperature changes.  The earpieces are extremely long, yet they still slip when I flip them up on my head.  The polarization and quality of the lenses is great, and the frame is stylish.