Submitted by
Raphael
a Weekend Warrior
from Canada Date Reviewed: May 31, 2003
Duration Product Used:
Less than 1 month
Price Paid:
$70.00
Strengths:
very confortable
Weaknesses:
they look a little fragile
Bottom Line:
I wanted to buy some oakleys, but i found those. They are much more confortable than most oakley sunglasses i tried.
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Submitted by
mr_rangr
a Cross-Country Rider
from Pasadena, CA Date Reviewed: October 29, 1999
Favorite Trail:
El Prieto
Duration Product Used:
less than 1 month
Strengths:
Fits great!
Weaknesses:
No rubber on earpieces; probably doesn't need it
Similar Products Used:
Smith Sliders, Oakley M-Frames
Bike Setup:
My narrow face
Bottom Line:
This is my second pair of Nike glasses. First time around, I was looking for dark glasses. After trying Oakleys and Smiths, I stumbled upon the Nikes. My first pair fits great, stays on well, and has good optics, though the frame cracked, but it's still holding together. I just picked up the Tarj glasses with the yellow lenses for night & low light riding. The yellow REALLY makes things easier to see, and the glasses fit me very well. Nice rubber nose pieces, spring loaded temples that hold the glasses on my head. But they sure fog up at night when I heat up during a hillclimb. These glasses just fit me better than any others out there. Yeah, it's trendy Nike, but it's what works for me. 4 chilies because of the crack on my old frames (new ones look like same material) and the fogging up.
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