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Tifosi Kilo

MSRP $ 60.00
Weight 24 grams
# of Reviews 3
Average Rating 3/5
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Description:
  • Grilamid TR-90 Full Frame Design
  • Hydrophilic Rubber Adjustable Temples & Nose Piece
  • Accommodates Prescription Adaptor
  • Enhanced Visual System (EVS) Polycarbonate Decentered Lens for Optical Clarity
  • Glare Guard™ Glare Reducer to Decrease Eye Fatigue
  • 100% UVA & UVB Protection
  • Ventilated Lens for Increased Airflow & Anti-fog


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    Submitted by Aaron a Weekend Warrior from Rainier, OR
    Date Reviewed: March 27, 2008
    Favorite Trail:Stella
    Duration Product Used:1 Year
    Price Paid: $30.00
    Purchased At:REI
    Strengths:Good fit, lenses provide clear optics, lightweight
    Weaknesses:No amber lenses
    Similar Products Used:Rudy Project, Smith
    Bottom Line:I've use these for both road and mountain biking and never had the loose lens issue mentioned by the previous posters. The lenses fit quite snug and the glasses fit very comfortably. My one complaint is that when you buy multi-lens glasses, it should come with clear, amber, and dark lenses. The came with dark gray (very dark), dark blue (lighter, but too dark for overcast days), and clear. No amber lenses are available to purchase either. Bummer, otherwise a good pair of glasses.
    Value Rating:5Overall Rating:4

    Submitted by Patrick a Weekend Warrior from Rockville, MD, USA
    Date Reviewed: June 1, 2006
    Duration Product Used:3 months
    Price Paid: $35.00
    Purchased At:eBay
    Strengths:It fits well on my small nosed, wide cheek boned face b/c unlike most multi-lens full framed sunglasses, these have adjustable nose pads. I also really like the AC Red lenses, but I tend to prefer less tint.
    Weaknesses:As the previous reviewer noted, the lenses are not very secure. I've never had them pop out for no reason, but I wouldn't recommend them for activities where they'll get bumped. I got them for driving and walking around, so it's not a problem for me.
    Similar Products Used:Oakley M Frame - Great for biking
    Briko Sprinter - The big swept back oval lenses rest on my cheeks, which is annoying
    Bike Setup:N/A
    Bottom Line:Great for hanging out, but not for intense activity.
    Value Rating:4Overall Rating:4

    Submitted by Mac a Weekend Warrior from Charlotte, NC
    Date Reviewed: May 27, 2006
    Favorite Trail:Tiger Mtn
    Duration Product Used:6 months
    Price Paid: $59.00
    Purchased At:LBS
    Strengths:Cool looking, vented, fits snug, but not enough to make up for weaknesses . . . see next
    Weaknesses:Lenses fall out. I've had people at the LBS put them in, they only fit in one way, they are in correctly . . . but alas they still fall out. That's all you need to know.
    Similar Products Used:Many non-cycling specific shades.
    Bike Setup:Who cares? This is a Eyewear review.
    Bottom Line:Keep your receipt so you can return. Better yet, go with something else.
    Value Rating:1Overall Rating:1






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