Being an avid motorcyclist, I've tried MANY types of glasses/goggles that seemingly have a cushion (albeit not an actual FOAM cushion like this), with mini vent slots that are supposed to prevent fogging. They look a LOT "cooler" than these, but none prevented fog, I'd get indent outlines from them IF I used a "snugging" strap to try to keep them from vibrating while riding, even with a windshield on my bike. Or, the arms of the glasses would start to pinch, get uncomfortable under my helmet. Let's not forget the amount of "eye sweat" that would occur-presumably from them creating a seal around my eye sockets because of trying to avoid the vibration/bounce of them, and the inevitable peeling of the "cushion" from the frame. Nothing like feeling all cool, pretty riding with friends for the day only to realize your makeup is schmeared and you look more like a goth/Alice Cooper than intended.
I was hesitant because, well, I'm an older woman and these look far more like hipster/man goggles than my taste by far. But I LOVE them!!! They are by far my favorite, and I'd even just bought a set with the other type of "cushion",that came with 4 interchangeable lenses, looked much better before this!!
These do NOT fit over prescription glasses, at ALL. These ARE the most comfortable BY FAR--no hard "arms" to go over your ears like typical glasses, just the cushy elastic that keeps them nice and snug. Very minimal, if any occassional "fogging" (only noticed a little once when it was 96 outside-very minimal, around the lower nose area), the cushion IS actually a nice thick layer of soft foam. No vibration (except on windier days--then only extremely minimal, non-distractive), no indents, no pinching. Extremely comfortable to wear on long rides--right amount of tint for full sunlight or early evening riding.
I'm not sure about the claim of being "optically corrected". I do wear glasses, but don't have to wear them for driving, would like to though just because I enjoy riding in the country, would like better farsighted vision (again, I'm not Mr. Magoo, I can see distances, etc just not as crystal clear as I'd like). So, I didn't notice anything different about that claim from my other glasses.
The only reason I gave it a 5
| Manufacturer | Bobster |
|---|---|
| Brand | Bobster |
| Model | Bobster's Bugeye Goggle Black Frame Amber Lens |
| Item Weight | 1.6 ounces |
| Product Dimensions | 8.5 x 3.5 x 3.5 inches |
| Country of Origin | Taiwan |
| Item model number | Bugeye |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Manufacturer Part Number | Bugeye |
| OEM Part Number | BA001A |
| Safety Rating | EN 22/05 Certified |
| Vehicle Service Type | All-terrain-vehicles;utility-vehicles;street-sport-motorcycles;off-road-motorcycles;street-cruiser-motorcycles;street-touring-motorcycles;street-motor-scooters;snowmobiles;marine-personal-craft |
