Global Vision Big Ben Motorcycle Goggles

My glasses are pretty small. They fit in there, kinda. My face gets smashed into my glasses lens - you can see my accepting on them after my ride. They fit a helluva lot better than the ones that are like safety glasses. At least the foam in these goggles keep the wind outta my eyeballs. The safety glasses type fit so horrible over my glasses that I might as well not use them. I wish the foam was a little bit thicker around the outside and less so over the center bridge where the glasses get pushed in most.

I have been looking for a pair of over-glasses riding goggles forever, and they all feel short either comfort, coverage, vision, size, etc...But These..fit over glasses well, secure fit, the view is pristine, and suctions perfectly. Very deserving of a review from me which I rarely do.

I bought these goggles because I thought they'd be a step or two up from the plain safety glasses that I normally wear when I'm riding my bike around town in a combination of darkness and windy/rainy weather conditions. I thought these goggles would be a way to protect my eyes at the same time as I protect my nose and mouth from extreme cold via a balaclava.Not by a long shot.With the combination of goggles + uncovered face, the goggles still fog up on the inside if I happen to breathe out my mouth while my head is in certain positions and/or I'm riding slowly or fighting a head wind. Because they're significantly less ventilated than sunglasses or safety glasses, they take much longer to de-fog (in fact, I often need to stop and wipe the fog away with a tissue, the end of a scarf, or the back of a cold-weather glove). Definitely can't wear them and the face cover of my balaclava at the same time. Overall, they semi-work in cold rainy weather (and perform commendably on the rare occasion that I need to ride in snow or sleet), but the fogging problem will probably be worse in warm summer rains, to the point that I'm better off just riding with my sunglasses/safety glasses as eye protectors.

I have two pairs of these. One clear and one smoked. I love the fact that they have a foam cushion around them to keep wind and water out. My husband and I each have Harley Road Glides. We took a 5 day trip for our anniversary that included the Harley Museum in Milwaukee. We drove from Dubuque, IA to Milwaukee on June 12th. The day was really windy with 40mph gusts from the south. We were on 151 and by the time we hit Madison I was dizzy from my glasses bouncing in the wind and shoving my head around. (BTW the Road Glide with the fixed faring is really stable in the wind). I put these goggles on at Madison and what a difference it made. It really helped. They fit well over my glasses and therefore improved my vision. My glasses were no longer flopping around on my face.After going through the Harley Museum we headed for our hotel. Just as we were going to leave it started to rain. We put the rain suits on and our goggles. This time I put the clear ones on. DH has goggles that are not as snug fitting as these. He got some water behind us goggles, I didn't because of the foam and the tight fit. We sat in rush hour traffic on I43 for quite a while but I could see pretty well considering it was pouring huge drops of rain.I am really happy with these goggles. They come with their own carrying case. I see that you can also get these in a set with changeable lenses but I prefer two pair since it takes time to change out the lenses and in a storm you don't have time.

Let me start by saying that I have worn a full face helmet for years because i could not find any other way to wear my glasses while riding.I have a strong eyeglass prescription, and as such can not wear most of the RX friendly motorcycle goggles that are available. I have tried the few that will allow stronger prescriptions (wiley X, being that last brand), and while they may look good, I was never able to get the prescription inserts to feel as comfortable, or to allow me to see as clearly as my normal glasses.The issue I think is that the inserts are an after thought, and they dont sit on my face where my glasses normally do, which causes a distortion in my vision.These goggles, allow me to wear my glasses as i normally do (it may take some time for you to get comfortable with these on over your glasses, as the tend to push you glasses into your face. But with some adjusting of your glasses to get them to comfortable, you will be in heaven).These have replaced my $300+ dollar prescription goggles, and I love wearing them.And now I can wear a 3/4 length helmet (the goggles go over your glasses and the strap goes all the way around the back of the helmet), and feel the wind against my face. I may look like a world war 2 fighter pilot, but I feel great. And i never worry about my glasses falling off, because the goggles secure them to my face.MarkPS when people look at you head on, they can see your glasses inside the lenses, it may look somewhat odd.... Just wanted togive people a heads up.

False advertising. I bought these for a specific task at work. I work for a County road crew. I am assigned to a specific area and part of my area is a barrier Island group of towns. They have predominantly sandy dry dusty divider islands coupled with bay and ocean winds. The mowers kick up enough dust on there own so the wind just takes it to another level. I am desperate for a pair of dust proof non fogging goggles that can accommodate my glasses. I just got to use them for the first time and they absolutely do not accommodate glasses period. I alsmost damadged my eyeballs when I first tried to put them on. Terrible and terribly disappointing. I was forced to use them without my glasses which made for a horrible day as I don't see any detail what so ever without my glasses ...for the most part I must always wear my glasses. They did do a fairly good job with the dust but it wasn't nearly hot enough to tell if they are truly antifog. I was carefull to keep blowing them off with an air nozzle but the first time I really needed to actually wipe them .. you can see that they will scratch up big time. Guess I'll keep searching

I bought these to use while out on the Sea Doo during colder weather.Fit great, didn't fog, excellent vision, very comfy, but just look a little to big.Overall they work great.Doing 80kmh (50mph) 8c (46f)

pefect cover if you wear prescription glasses

The fit has to be very loose in order to fit over the glasses and may blow off while driving my motorcycle

The look good and are comfortable

Goggles were exactly as described. They fit well over my specs and keep wind out of eyes. Even in very cold weather they don't fog up.