I’ve been looking for something like these in RX. I’ll definitely give them a shout. Thanks!

woah, dissin the joey’s today. Good impressions though

Please do a video on fall/winter mountain bike clothes for the nw

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#sponseredvid good vid man but don’t get too much of a slave for money

for $219 no thanks

I always ride with glasses. They have ranged from cheap to moderately priced, normally sport oriented glasses (wraps around the face), and a few have been safety glasses. Generally speaking (there have been one or two exceptions), the only times I’ve had problems with fogging is in cold weather at a stop or wearing a baclava over my mouth. I have switched to Smith googles for winter rides which has solved that problem. My daughter, on the other hand, has the same problem as you. We have tried moving them further away from her eyes to get more ventilation, but to no avail. We are currently looking for a pair of glasses for her. We’ll have to check these guys out.

My eyes tend to water up because of wind getting on them and glasses don’t help so I had to resort to Scott goggles, and I’ve loved it ever since, I look stupid sometimes but it helps me

I don’t mind the look. I’ll have to see if they do prescription though… I need that. So right now I’m stuck riding with my Ray Ban prescription aviators. Crashing and scratching them would be very expensive though 🙁 Thanks for the honest review!

My $14 safety glasses have an anti fog coating. Works perfect. And photochromic lenses. They get dark in the sun, light in the shade

Oakley trail prizm glasses are a game changer!

I use prescription sport glasses since I’m nearsighted. But no tint, since going from sunnny to dark forest in 2 seconds is kind of problematic. And they fog a lot here in the tropics.

Thanks for the heads up on eye protection, been in the market for a new pair and because of this video, Ryders will be my next pair!

you can buy anti-fog stuff for glasses but its basically just soap so use that. Put some on the inside of the lens and rub it in then wipe it off. On the trails though, I find just a bit of spit actually works well.

I scratched an eyeball while riding, it then got infected. It wasn’t pleasant, always wear glasses now.

Anything with UV protection that is comfy and don’t slide when sweaty. If riding in humidity, apply spit and wipe before each ride.

Oakley Racing Jacket with anti-mist spray —- never fog up, also have good vents built in & also can buy after market changeable lenses for 10-15 bucks — have tried lots of different designs, trust me, these are awesome, been using them for years and can get renewed lenses whenever I want — they NEVER mist up when using spray, will last an entire day of riding with one application of spray — can’t recommend them enough.

Great work man cool review dude!

Because i’m a huge bro, Oakley Gascans are go to shades. They dont fit into my FF helmet, so i ride with either clear goggles or no goggles

$220?!?! yeah, i’ll pass and spring for the $15 anti fog wipes.

I got a six pack of safety glasses at Sam’s Club for about $13. For a bit more than $2 a pair I got six pairs of eye protecting glasses that protect my eyes safely and reliably. They provide UV protection as well. I have some expensive sunglasses, but most of the trails here are under forest canopy, so clear eye protection is a plus.

Cycle only with glasses here in Tacoma. Got some from Nashbar that have worked well for me that arent too dark. Also for the rainy cloud filled days have some yellow lensed glasses.