Cycle Clear ZR2 Motorcycle Goggles Glasses

I bought these to use for the early morning bitter cold boat rides in my duck boat and for rain and snowy boat rides as well. I've always used clear ski goggles but they're hard to keep clean and always fog over no matter the brand. I picked the ZR2 because of the price figuring even if they suck I'm only out $12. I used them a couple days after I received them and they are just what I needed they didn't fog up, were very comfortable and kept my eyes from being pelted to death by the driving snowstorm on my way out to the blind. I've used them 3 times since for the boat ride out and they work perfect keeping the cold air out of my eyes keeping them from watering to the point I can't see. I'm ordering a couple more to keep in our ATV's as well. I'm sure you motorcycle riders would like these even more especially for the price.

These goggles fit great. The only problem with then is the rubber seal that fits on the back of the frame to keep dust from getting behind the goggles. It's held in place by 2 tiny tabs that fit into the hinges on either side. If your not careful, it's really easy to dislodge the seal and drop it on the ground when you put them on. Other than that, they are good goggles.

Road-tested these goggles today (cold weather, speeds up to 70mph) and I'm very happy with them. Good fit, good peripheral vision, no fogging, lenses are free of distortion, and they keep the wind off my eyeballs. In the past I've worn DeWalt safety glasses when riding the motorcycle at night, but these goggles will do nicely. And for the price, they're hard to beat. Wish I could buy interchangeable tinted lenses separately, but that's a very minor point. Recommended.

First of all these are stylish and comfortable goggles that include both a strap option as well as ear pieces. That said, the foam liners popped off on me the first time taking them off after riding into the health club. The description says "no fog" yet they seem to fog similar to the safety glasses I have replaced with them.

These goggles looked more like glasses with a strap.With cold weather every time I stopped at light on my bike the outside would fog up. But cleared quickly when I took off. Were not wind proof .They did keep most of the wind out. After ten miles at 28 degree and 65 mph my eyes started watering from the cold.

They're OK, and I can live with them, but they don't fit me very well, and I can't use the temples instead of the elastic because the frames won't stay on properly.

These goggles are okay if your bike has a good windshield with decent protection from the wind. When I use this on my cruiser with no windshield, I get too much wind in my eyes.

Goggles are as described, however not as large as I'd hoped for a larger face, even though adjustable, the space between the lense is not quite spaced enough, but overall nice product.