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Oakley Jawbreaker Photochromic

Goggles fit perfectly under the helmet. They are lightweight and rarely fog up while riding. High-quality case was included.

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Have been a while contemplating buying a pair for quite a while. Cost being the main thing holding me back. Finally bit the bullet and they are so worth it. Fit is great and the lenses are superb. If you are like me then proceed to checkout. You won’t regret it.

Super glasses But if you stand still they do get vapour on them

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I initially purchased a pair of Oakley Radar cycling glasses, which I sent back due to peculiar airflow around the outer aspect of the glasses resulting in eye irritation. The Oakley Jawbreakers have a larger lens and feel like they provide better protection from the wind. The lens seems of very high quality and the arm length adjustability is a nice feature. I often wear aftershokz bone conduction headphones and the arm adjustability ensures a comfortable fit. I am unable to fully comment on the photochromic aspect of the lens due to minimal requirement for a darker lens during autumn in the UK.

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I've always used very good sunglasses for driving in my car long distances in South Africa and the UK (Serengeti Drivers and Maui Jim) I cycle long distances 400-500km /week (Audax), and wanted proper cycling sunglasses. After much research on cycling forums, I pulled the trigger on the Oakley Jawbreaker Photochromic. I've been using these daily for a few weeks now and these are Brilliant! .... The best way that I can describe them, is that it always feels like you are riding in overcast conditions irrespective of the light situation (not too dark and not too bright) .... when cycling under canopies of dense trees etc, the lenses change almost instantly so you don't have to whip the sunglasses off your face to see where you are riding. The fit is very comfortable and I have also used these when the sun sets. I highly recomend these. The nice thing is that you can buy additional lenses such as the Oakley Jawbreaker Prizm road if you wish to use sunglasses for very bright days.

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Awesome glasses for cycling. My old glasses had the top bar in direct eye-line when leaning forward for aerodynamics. These show nothing but what's ahead. A bit large for casual wear but great for activity.

I’ve always had problems with glasses touching my eyelashes and also with reduced field of view. The Jawbreaker glasses completely solve both these problems. You forget they’re on your face, not needing any adjustment once fitted. They also react fantastical well to changing light. Only slight issue is glare can be a problem.

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great glasses for all seasons riding. well worth the money, .you get what you pay for

They have a large lens and wrap around the face well. They are very well suited to cycling or Skiing.

These glasses are perfect for early morning & evening rides where the light is changing. Or even when the weather is changeable. The lenses aren't as good as regular lenses in bright sunlight, but perfectly adequate. The frames are comfortable, secure and they look good. The only slight problem is that they impede into your peripheral vision a little more than a pair of radarlocks for example. But this isn't a deal breaker, the field of vision is still very good.

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These glasses are great. They fit well and offer great protection as they cover a large amount of the face. The lenses are ideal for English weather as they are almost clear out of the sun and darken quickly. For sunnier climates, I would probabaly not go for photochromic but get polarized. Mantel were the best price on the web by far.

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Nice glasses, bit on the heavy side & side of frame projects into peripheral vision. Only used at night & hazy conditions, so have to wait to see the full photochromic performance.

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