WYND Blocker brings versatility in its eyewear line. The Axe line features a lightweight rubberized frame which floats on water! (Prolonged exposure to salt water not recommended due to the corrosive nature of salt water.) The floating feature makes them ideal for watersports and fishing as it greatly aids in the ability to recover the glasses in the event they are dropped in the water. The rubberized ear pieces help maintain a stable grip on the users head while the wind resistant eye liner helps shield the eyes during various high energy activities. They are available in black, white, red, blue, and orange frames.
D**N
Well worth the money for me
Perfect fit for my narrow face (i wear size 52 eyeglasses). Although the foam doesn't completely compress/cover like my ski goggles, and the fact that there are channels in this foam for anti-fog/air circulation, I find them to function very well. I wear contacts and a normal pair of sunglasses doesn't cut it - the circulation is still wicked and my eyes water right up - but not with these! The style is very nice as well - and again, with a smaller face, they don't appear huge and dorky. I highly recomment for the price and will purchase another pair.
T**.
Very Small
I purchased another set of glasses from WYND that are great (clear lenses). I wanted to get some sunglasses that block wind but don't break the bank so I settled on these. These are great if you are not a bigger person. At 6'3" and 250lbs, these glasses are extremely small. Luckily my wife is small and these fit great. I have WYND Blocker Motorcycle Riding Glasses Extreme Sports Wrap Sunglasses, which fit great only with clear lenses. If you are a bigger guy, get another pair. Either way, Wynd produces great glasses without hurting the wallet.
B**E
Not polarized as described
They fit well and keep the wind out as advertised however they are marketed as being polarized. I have many glasses with polarized lenses and these are not one of them. They do not have that polarized finish, they do not keep the same light out, they do not interfere with the viewing angle of digital displays that every other polarized lense I have ever worn does. This leaves me to believe that they are in fact not polarized. They maybe sent me the wrong pair of glasses however if this is what is advertised as polar lenses they are not.
B**H
They do a pretty good job for being "wind resistant"
Immediately upon opening the package I noticed these are 100x better quality and look to be professionally crafted unlike the last pair of Besti "Premium Quality" (or so they claim) I bought and returned. So since I was already more impressed, I took them for a spin down to the gas station and back to fill up the bike. I understand these are labeled as "wind resistant" instead of "windproof" so I don't expect 100% wind blocking. These do a really good job! I didn't start having the wind affect my eyes until I approached highway speeds of 65mph. And even then it wasn't a whole lot as compared to regular sunglasses. That's the only reason I give 4 stars instead of 5, as I would have hoped I would of gotten another 10mph out of them for freeway speeds. And they come in a neat little cloth case... So overall I would recommend these to others for sure!
M**E
Great Price and quality.
Jess has been riding bikes since the seventies. So he has gone through a lot of riding glasses. The padding around the glasses breakdown. Normally when one buys these specialty glasses are purchased at motorcycle shops and they are not inexpensive. I was very pleased first by the price. Then when we received them we were even more pleased by the quality. I would highly recommend this product.
R**R
Great Customer Service after being discouraged
**UPDATE**Even though the time period for returns had just passed, I wrote the vendor to share this same story. I received a delightful response...AND...on a Sunday no less. He shared that it was a defective pair and that he would send out a new pair first thing Monday morning. He sure did! AND he sent an additional pair for me to try that is popular to see if they worked better for me. That is the top notch customer service that just doesn’t exist anymore...until now! I’m grateful and look forward to trying both out.Previously wrote: I found that with these I often had wind still getting around and behind the lenses...so I didn’t get to wear them a bunch, as my eyes tend to dry out while wearing contacts. Can’t say I was all that happy with them...but having a lens just pop out while riding, that ticked me off. It actually went forward towards the area where the windscreen mounts to the fairing, but when I reached to grab it, the wind change made it take flight again. Being in traffic on the interstate I had to ride a bit before I could pull over and put a different pair of glasses on.
J**N
Aren't great at blocking wind
The glasses didn't fit around my eyes sockets like I'd hope. Wind still gets through but it's not terrible for short rides. I'll probably purchasing other glasses to replace these and keep them for a passenger or something. If there was a way to sort of bent them in at the nose, they would fit me a lot better.
W**D
Nice light blocking glasses
The price of these made me wonder how study these would be. I’m pleased to say the frames are sturdy and the lenses don’t scratch easily. I purchased the dark amber ones & they really block the blue light spectrum for me. I’m curious if these will work for headache control. I put them on about 4 hours before sleep & I find that I’m falling asleep faster. They may be helping the negative effects of using my computer & smartphone screen on melatonin. This is just my opinion. They came with instructions not to use them while driving. They reduce glare from lights really well.I have a small face and the frames fit nicely without slipping around.
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