12-08-2011, 02:10 PM
First rule: sunglasses stems go *over* the helmet straps.
Second rule: Oakley.
I wear Radars as much as possible because they afford the best field of vision. However, you can't really beat the ease-of-use with the switchlock models (Jawbone and derivatives like the Fast Jacket). Easy and quick to swap in clear lenses with minimal risk (can't say the same for Radars or other push-in models).
If you're not riding in the genuine-honest-to-god-night, you could visit the Oakley Transistion/photocrhomic models. They work pretty well and I was usually happy with them in the woods.
I usually go for venting, especially mountain biking, because every little bit to reduce fogging helps. Even if you don't want to go with Oakley, stay with sport brands. Rudy Project, Tifosi or Optic Nerve if you're feeling frugal, Briko, Smith, etc.
Second rule: Oakley.
I wear Radars as much as possible because they afford the best field of vision. However, you can't really beat the ease-of-use with the switchlock models (Jawbone and derivatives like the Fast Jacket). Easy and quick to swap in clear lenses with minimal risk (can't say the same for Radars or other push-in models).
If you're not riding in the genuine-honest-to-god-night, you could visit the Oakley Transistion/photocrhomic models. They work pretty well and I was usually happy with them in the woods.
I usually go for venting, especially mountain biking, because every little bit to reduce fogging helps. Even if you don't want to go with Oakley, stay with sport brands. Rudy Project, Tifosi or Optic Nerve if you're feeling frugal, Briko, Smith, etc.
When it comes to Ryan Jenkins, the story ends with me putting him in the wall.
2009 Speed Triple | 2006 DR-Z400SM | 1999 CBR600F4 | 1998 Jeep Cherokee
-Ginger
2009 Speed Triple | 2006 DR-Z400SM | 1999 CBR600F4 | 1998 Jeep Cherokee
-Ginger