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polkm5s2
a Cross Country Rider
from sacramento areaDate Reviewed: June 7, 2009
Strengths: Multiple Lenses, light weight, adjustable nose pieceWeaknesses: noneBottom Line: Great value. Have used them day and night, after a lenses change, during a 24 hour race. Very comfortable, cool design, and solid carrying case.
Duration Product Used: 1 Year
Price Paid:
$35.00
Purchased At: LBS
Similar Products Used: Performance CAT 1, Smith Sliders
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TrailMan
a Cross Country Rider
from Wilfrid,CanadaDate Reviewed: October 12, 2008
Strengths: Photochromic Lenses,Venting,Comfort,LookWeaknesses: Photochromatic lenses should change to clear at low light levels.Bottom Line: I love these shades. On my first trail ride I stopped for a moment and they fogged up but cleared immediately within 2 pedal strokes. The venting really works. They are very comfortable and stay firmly in place. The only improvement I would suggest for this product is a little more photochromic action. I regularly use these glasses for shaded trail riding and some night riding and would like to see the photochromic lenses change to clear at low light levels. They seem pretty good at the other end of the spectrum at high light levels.
With these glasses on you look like a BIKER not a TOURIST.
Favorite Trail: York Regional Forest
Duration Product Used: 3 months
Price Paid:
$80.00
Purchased At: Spokes In Motion
Similar Products Used: Specialized $250 exotica
Bike Setup: 2004 Specialized Enduro Pro -- Pretty much stock...All XT
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Richard
a Racer
from San Jose, CADate Reviewed: January 8, 2008
Strengths: This review is for the Photochromic version.
Adjustable no-slip nose bridge pads, great for Asian noses
Light adjusting lenses
Even dark enough for skiing
Sturdy
More than fair value at $60 retailWeaknesses: NoneBottom Line: I've always considered glasses a disposable item and didn't want to pay insane prices for more established brands. However, as a contact lens and eyeglass wearer, I could see the quality difference between high end and entry level shades.
Even if I paid retail for these, I wouldn't feel too pissed off if they were scratched, mutilated, or lost in the pursuit of glory.
http://www.ryderseyewear.com/products/specialty/sprintphoto/
Duration Product Used: 3 months
Purchased At: Sponsored rider
Similar Products Used: Performance CAT1 Force
Bike Setup: 2004 NRS1, Hayes Mag brakes, Easton EA70 seatpost, WTB Rocket V saddle, Eggbeater SL pedals, RaceFace Deus crankset, Boca Bearings ceramic hybrid bearings in wheelset and bottom bracket, WTB LaserDisc Lite hubs, DT Supercomp spokes, alloy nipples, Velocity VXC rims, Rubena Sarus tires, Stan's Notubes, XTR M953 shifters, Forte CTR Riser bar, Ritchey WCS stem, Nokon cables, XT M760 front derailleur, XTR M953 rear derailleur, Spinner Aeris Sport fork, Fox AVA shock overhauled by PUSH
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