CRG Sports Motorcycle Goggle Aviator Pilot Style Cruiser Scooter Motocross Goggles for Man, Woman, Adult

Works great for cosplay, but not very sturdy; decorative bits fell off almost immediately. Not for actual cycling, doesn't protect eyes and reduces actual vision.

I got too many compliments. Thank you!

Picked these up with the smoky lens. I did not receive them super quickly, but that was not a huge concern. They look pretty good, but even just after putting them on I was sure they would do very little to protect me. The plastic is flimsy and the materials do not seem like they would take well to daily abuse. Much of the chrome you see in picture is actually plastic and very little of it is actual metal (only the middle piece above the eyes is actually metal. Everything else seems to be plastic). The things look like they would make for a great costume, but terrible actual goggles. If you are looking for something cheap, pretty, and effective, you can only get cheap and pretty here, although they do block the wind better than nothing. Overall not a bad purchase as long as you just need the prop, not actual sport level protection.

I bought two pairs for riding on my motorcycle. They are so great!

I’m a landscaper who uses riding mowers daily. I bought these a week ago and so far they’re holding up okay for the quality, aside from a few issues. These are pretty cheaply made, but the price should tell you that already. I bought the black pair with smoke lenses and in terms of sun protection, it’s about as good as the plastic sunglasses you’d buy at a dollar store. The strap itself works well enough, it doesn’t budge or become loose for me. That small metal bar that stretches between the lenses? It came off after twenty minutes of riding mowing. I don’t even go tearing around like a motorcyclist, the max speed I hit is probably 10mph, and upon close inspection I realized why it came off so easily. It’s only held in place by two small slots that it tucks into, and a tiny hole on each end that clicks onto a small metal dot that is way too short to actually keep it in place. Then there’s the facial fitting: no matter how tight I make it, these just won’t seal around my face. A sharp sliver of wind is always tickling my eyes when I mow, and while I thought tucking a bandana into the space to fill it would help, it only makes the lenses fog up like crazy. Grass and dust also leak in. Even without a bandana, these frequently fog up for me. Additionally, the strap is pretty thick so my ears get crushed if it slips too low on my face. Wearing my ear protection does help with this, but I can’t wear my usual baseball cap at the same time because it tugs the strap down low and pushes on my ears. So far, wearing a beanie instead has fixed this problem. I can see why people like these for cosplay, though, and I do like riding around looking like a steampunk worker. They’re okay for me for now, I just doubt they’ll last long.

I have a pasture that has to be cut like a yard due to where I live. In summer dust is terrible from the ground and also the fire ant mounds that abound in the South. Regular sunglasses do not keep dust out of my eyes, so I went looking for these WW2 British aviator goggle reproductions because there is a tight, but comfortable seal that is made around the eyes that eliminates both dust and sweat. by adding a good bandana or cheap dust mask, I am all sealed up from the allergens that are kicked up when I cut the pasture.Each of the two eye pieces have a flat plane in forward vision and another flat plane on the outside of the eye "glass" for side vision. Before I put them on the first time I thought that this arrangement would lessen visibility but instead, it made no interruption in vision and actually provided a VERY CLEAR view from front to sides! Don't let that put you off, it is actually a positive feature! The only down side, which may never happen to you is that a teen that walks past my house thought that I was a nut, playing air pilot! That is really not a downside to the glasses, it was, she though, a downside to live down the road from a "nut."

I used it for a skye costume for Halloween as my toddler decided we should all dress up as paw patrol. These were totally worth it and MADE the costume. As soon as he saw them he said sky!!! They are now in his dress up clothes, not sure about actual use of them for what they are intended for though,they seem better quality than my expectations

This is a great costume accessory because it looks like a real world object, rather than some fake cheap plastic fake. I got the mirrored lenses and chrome frame with black leather padding. For my costume, I witnessed them to be very SHINY AND CHROME! Seriously, they were reflecting highlights all over nearby walls when I walked under bright lights. They look even cooler with a little black or dark brown antiquing wash, to make them look used.As far as comfort, they are decent. The padded frame is very soft on your face. I have a typical Caucasian face shape and somewhat large head; I could not get a very good seal all around the frame, especially over my nose. I found that with the best looking position on my face (higher), the bottom of the goggle frame blocked my view of the ground in front of me a little - on the other hand wearing the goggles lower on my face for a better view looked goofy. But I can accept this for a costume accessory, it's not something you're going to wear every day. Overall I recommend these 100%.