Polarized Motorcycle Riding Glasses Black Frame with 4 Lens Kit for Outdoor Activity Sports

OK, so even though I gave these a five star, there is one small issue with fit...but not enough to lose a star. To begin, I received these today and immediately took them out for a decent spin on the Harley including slow and fast riding, back-roads and freeway. Here's my evaluation:First, they came quickly and packaged very nicely with everything you see on the website.Second, they are definitely air tight. Even at freeway speed there was no air seepage behind the lens.Third, I noticed that the lenses are very clear; I had no problems seeing images very cleanly. There also weren't any glare issues through the lens.Fourth thing I liked, and this is the first pair of bike goggle/sunglasses I've had like this, was just how easy it is to change out the lenses. You just put pressure on the two corners on the outside of the frame pressing towards the inside and they pop right out. Putting them back was just as easy. I lined it up from the inside, gave a light push inward, and it popped right into place. I've never had replacement lens that were that easy. All I can say about that is, if they remain that way, that alone makes them a great buy.OK, so, now for the two small issues.First, they have their logo imprinted on the lower right bottom of the right lens which, upon putting them on the first few times, I couldn't help but notice it was there.However, when riding, and you're focusing on everything around you, it just disappears into the background so, no big deal.The second thing was this frame is somewhat tight so that when I took them off I actually had frame indents around my eyes. I am a normal size guy, 5-11, 180, with what I would describe as a head and face proportional to my body, so this wasn't because I have a plump face or larger than normal head size. I also saw some other reviews where the same thing was mentioned.Now, having said that, I have found that most plastic frame sunglasses have a tendency to widen some after using them awhile. I think the same will happen with these but who knows. I am also using a mannequin head to put them on when at home as it widens them ever so slightly. If that doesn't work, I might try having my optometrist use their little heated sand gizmo to perhaps widen them some. But, if all else fails, I will still wear them.Overall, so far, I give these an A+ even with the minor issues mentioned. Unless they fall apart in a short while, I think they are a really good buy for the price and what you get. Gets my high recommendation for now.UPDATE: As of today I have worn these for about a month and I still give them and the seller a 5 star rating. As I expected the frame arms loosened up a bit after some wear time so if they are a little tight you might use a mannequin head or, I think even something like a football would work. Also, as another buyer noted, one of the rubber tips on the arm came off and was lost. I contacted the seller and he was great with sending me a replacement. I think I've solved that problem though by putting a small dab of super glue on the two small holes where the tip fits into the arm. It won't bother you because they are on the outside of the arm.As with my post above I am still in awe of just how easy these lens's are to change out which was a big selling point for me. I am buying a second pair today.

I was skeptical at first about when I purchased the glasses with 3 sets of lens. When I received it in 2 days (thanks to Amazon Prime), I was pleasantly surprised with a handsome case and a very good quality glasses. The frame is made out of plastic but does not feel cheap when holding it. It is a bit light which is better for long term and bouncy roads. The lens quality seems to be very well made but I am not sure about the durability of the UV quality yet (since I just got it). I love the Cooper lens and was surprised to see the clear lens has slight purple tints which made them very cool. They also include a case which is very well made and light. A perfect case for travel.So why the four stars? It should be 4.5 stars. The small problem I encountered is the finishing of the lens and the form padding. they are not perfectly aligned which is not a big problem for usability; however, I got some of the sticky adhesive onto the lens as I replaced the lens. It's not a big problem but a bit annoying that you now have to clean the glasses with windows cleaner.There was no instruction included in how to replace the lens, and if you don't do it carefully, the lens might fly out as you push the lens away from the frame. ONE SIMPLE TRICK is put the glasses in the enclosed pouch and push the lens in at the notches (look at the lens - you will understand).For the price, this is a great deal. I bought as a disposable glasses for upcoming trip, but now I am keeping these for my trips.

Pleasantly surprised at the fit, finish and overall quality if these glasses, especially considering the low price. The set comes as described with the frames, four (4) sets of lenses, a micro fiber pouch for the glasses as well as a micro fiber cleaning wipe, a velcro-close strap for keeping them tight to your noggin when doing activities that don't require a helmet (being that the glasses themselves are snug by design and coupled with most helmets, they ain't goin' nowhere) and last but not least, an unexpected hard case with a zipper closure.Only one of the fur sets of lenses are polarized; however, that is fine for me, as it is the only set that I would wear during the day (for the most part). I put these glasses on and went for a ride this evening. Not a bit of wind came through and I could see everything clearly and without any distortion on what was an especially dark night. NOTE: I only tried out the yellow and clear lenses this evening.The frames are a bit stiff as a few other reviewers mentioned; however, I imagine that over time they will conform to the shape of my face, as do most polycarbonate frames that I've owned in the past. And if I don't feel like waiting a month or so for that to happen, I can simply go to my local eyeglasses store and ask them to run the frames through those heated beads for a minute or so to soften them up and then fit them to my face.Granted, I have only had one night to test these glasses but so far, I can say that for riding, they do just as good of a job as my $400 glasses by another brand that everyone here is sure to be familiar with. I don't want to get my review flagged so instead of mentioning the name, I'll just give a highly encrypted clue - "Jaui Mim" lol. Now, I'm a realist and I don't expect these $20 glasses to be as good as the previously mentioned luxury brand but at the end of the day, they get the job done and get it done well. These Aully Park glasses cost basically no money when compared to the prices of the other two dozen or so brand name glasses that I own and lastly, the removable lenses are not gimmicky - they work great and they are extremely practical. The lenses pop in and out easily and do not feel loose when they're in. If these glasses don't fog up on a humid day then I'd call this purchase a home run.I included some pictures for you all to see what I just received from Aully Park. BTW - I paid full price for these glasses and I was not asked by the company to write up a review. This is completely unbiased and my honest opinions.

Wore the glasses 2-3 times and the strap broke after only this short time of use.