BobsterEyewear BSSA201AC Sport and Street 2 Convertible Sunglasses, Black Frame/3 Lenses

Purchased my Triumph Speedmaster after 20 years without a bike. I knew that the eyeware that I was looking for needed to be functional and stylish. I looked at the low to high price range and settled for something in between. The Bobster goggles/sunglasses are a very good fit that provides flexability with different lens colors and converts easily through all of the options. I like the snug but comfortable fit with the goggle strap which I have found protects the best from wind and bugs. The sunglasses look good but only felt comfortable at low speeds when I was riding. I have not had any problems with the lens fogging up and after a few miles you forget that you even have them on. They seem durable enough to get several years of use before replacement. I had a hard time deciding on what type of motorcycle eyeware to buy but I am very satisfied with this product.

When I was shopping for glasses, I was looking for 3 criteria:1) interchangeable lenses2) comfort and wind blocking3) overall good protectionThese glasses exceed all these better than the more expensive ones sold here. These are easily customized whether you want a strap or the traditional glasses look these both hold on at 70+MPH down the freeway. they let in a little air to keep your eyes from sweating too much. The closed foam design does make my skin sweat, but that's expected in 90+ degree weather. each lens has it's own foam cell insulation on them so they change out with the lenses. The lenses are held in tight and are removed from the inside so you don't have to fear them popping out while they're strapped to you. They take about a minute to figure out how to remove them the first time, after that you can change them in less than a minute.Things people complain about these glasses:They make me sweat: Duh, they're in contact with your skin, they will do that.They fog up: I've only had this happen to me on my yellow lenses while sweating in 90+ degree heatthe carrying bag is too big: It holds the glasses, the head strap, the glasses neck thingy (you know, that thing you put on the end that when they fall off they just dangle around your neck), and 2 more pairs of lenses. It's going to be bigThey're too big for my face: actually they are large, I have a massive dome and width wise they fit well, the vertical sizing feels a little off (they rest just above my cheeks and move when I smile). They're convertibles, and by the manufacturers meaning of that word, it means they convert from normal classes to goggles, so they're size is right in the middle of the two.What people don't mention:you can replace the replaceable lenses. You can order a new set strait from the manufacturers site. 7.98 for a new set of the smoked lenses about $6 for the others.you can order prescriptions in them. I don't know if you have to go through the site or just your optometrist, but I know it can be done.They're polycarbonate as well as 100% UVA and UVB protection. Trust me on this, I went shooting with these and took a ricochet to the lens. and not even a scratch.Lifetime warrantyfits in my full face helmet (Standard HJC helmet)My only complaints are that:A) one of the arms is getting a little loose at the hinge, but a screwdriver should fix thatB) my peripheral vision is cut down, but only very, minorly slightly. by MAYBE 2 or so degrees, makes me turn my head just a little more than i used toC) my girlfriend says I look dorky in them, but that's her problem not mine :)All in all, don't bother dropping $60+ on a set of interchangeable glasses, go for these. if you don't mind looking a little dorky :D***UPDATE***So I broke one of the arms of my glasses. I called warranty and left a message, a few hours later I had an awesome talk with a wonderful person and they gave me 2 options, send just the arm I broke, or wait 1 day and get a complete set of arms. No questions asked I got a new set sent, a sincere apology for the arm breaking and an awesome conversation. Best customer service ever!

The goggles certainly didn't fly off my face. I'm a fit female with a small frame always riding on the back of my boyfriends bike. If you're going faster than 55mph then don't worry, the goggles aren't going anywhere. The strap I must say was the only thing that keeps them on however. The glasses convert and the leash don't help the smaller framed population. The lenses however are excellent, event the nights. It's a nice amber and not a shinning yellow like some eyewear you can get a hold of.Otherwise, the product does the job.

I have a pair of motorcycle goggles I purchased a few years ago & what I love about it is when riding during windy conditions (basically high speed) it never shook up and down like a pair of riding glasses. I thought these will do the same but unfortunately they don't with the straps. I had a bit of a hard time changing the lens. I found an easier way to change them but still have to be cautious. Overall, they're a nice pair. Not exactly what I expected but acceptable

I needed these to keep the wind out of my eyes on motorcycle rides. They work great and are surprisingly very comfortable. I love the yellow tinted lens which I put in when it started getting dark and gloomy outside. With the yellow tint somehow it made everthing bright like a nice sunny day. Have not done many reviews but I thought well enough of these and the bobster goggles to write one for each. Again very pleased with these and would recommend.

I finally got a chance to test these today, and they worked great in the wind. I hit 60mph in a strong sidewind, but the goggles stayed flat to my face and the wind didn't disturb my eyes at all. The foam gets a bit sticky when sweaty, but it's not uncomfortable.The smoke lenses provide great reduction in glare without compromising vision. I haven't tested the yellow lenses, but the curve of all three sets is enough to leave your peripheral vision wide open.My only beef with the goggles is they're a bit bulky. I find it's easier to leave them in a saddle bag than carry them around. They're also not the most fashionable sunglasses when off the bike. That's just a minor complaint, though, as these are obviously made for riding and they serve that purpose well.Edited 8/9/13 to add: while the comments on comfort stand, I'm disappointed in the resiliency of the lenses. I didn't use these a whole lot because I wore a full-face helmet over sunglasses most of the time, but just sitting in their case in my saddle bags, the lenses have managed to get scuffed up pretty bad. I bought a half helmet this year and decided to use them more, only to find the clear lenses, which I almost never use, are unusable due to the scuffs right over the center of view. The smoke and amber are scuffed pretty bad as well. Not near as bad as the clear lenses, but enough to be annoying.

I purchased these glasses for my husband. He loved the ease of changing out the lenses and was impressed with the packaging and case they arrived in. These are his new favorite riding sunglasses.