Pacific CoastPacific Coast Airfoil Padded 'Fit Over Glasses' Riding Goggles

very good for riding a motorcycle

I bought these because I wear prescription glasses/sunglasses, along with a half helmet, and didn't want to wear a full face helmet around town at lower speeds (freeway is a different story).I have two pairs of medium-large-ish Warby Parker frames (size 53-17-140), along with prescription Ray-Ban Aviators. I'm not sure how or why no one mentioned it in a previous review because of how popular Aviators are, but guess what?... Aviators fit into these goggles!!! I was surprised. Honestly, I planned on my regular frames fitting, but not my sunglasses. I was planning on having to buy a smoked pair too for daytime riding. Nope. The clear pair does both jobs for me. Best of all, they look good too. If you have Aviators, the lens shape and size fill in the goggle lenses really well and looks very normal. I rode around a while and they are comfy. No issues at all. They don't push on your glasses either (the other big concern I had), so you'll be comfortable on longer rides.Some people out there are probably wondering about over-the-helmet wearing. They work great. Make sure you have a helmet with a goggle strap lock. I have this one, for example, which has a strap on the back:[...]Here is my criticism - I'm a little worried about the light plastic strap lock on the back. That would've been a good item to make in steel. Honestly, if they offered the same goggle, for 10 or 15 bucks more, and maybe upped the quality of the strap and lock a bit, I'd be very happy buying that model. For 25 bucks though, this is an extremely good deal. Just baby that strap lock and keep an eye on it. You could probably throw an all new strap on there if you're creative enough.

The googles itself is good and it fits my glasses, but I'm taking off 1 star cuz it slides down my ears when I put it on. I don't know if it's because of my hair texture or something, but the band just won't stay in place. It'd slide down, put pressure on my ears, and slides off my ears too. That's why I have to wear a hat to hold the googles in place.

I purchased these goggles to go over my prescription glasses while riding my jet ski. They did a great job blocking the wind and water and it is wonderful to be able to see with my prescription glasses. I would highly recommend this for jet skiers that need prescription glasses.

I don't like to leave 5 star reviews because they are generally not helpful and therefor normally go ignored. But these are 5 star goggles. I purchased these goggles for riding a PWC in the cold weather; a use they are not intended for, but have exceeded my expectations, none the less. I ride in all weather conditions in salt water. Salt spray and rain blow right off the goggles above 30 mph. The goggles do not fog, but my glasses will when I'm stationary. Once I get the ski going the fog clears up, leaving me with clear vision and no fogging issues.They fit comfortably over my glasses. I wear nerdy, large framed glasses, so that was a concern for me.What I like best: No fogging. Comfortable fit over large frame glasses. Adjustable strap that stays put. Strap has buckle so you can "break" it loose rather than slipping it over your head (great when wearing a hat that is strapped to your head). Stay put and fit just fine without a helmet. Splash resistant: water has not intruded into the goggles, and the foam gasket seal has not absorbed water from rain and splash. Smaller profile than ski goggles, yet do not inhibit peripheral vision in any way.I am looking into purchasing another pair with a tinted lens for sunny weather.

My wife thinks I look insane in these. Her words were, "You look like a mad scientist." She immediately took pictures and sent them to my extended family. They work great and they're super comfortable, provided you don't mind looking like a dingus. Only certain glasses fit underneath, and those that do fog up. No glasses, no fog at all. So keep that in mind also. I may end up using these for snowboarding.

Can’t find Fault, really. Fits well over glasses, outside or under the helmet. Rides a bit high on my half lid, but fine on my full faced Nolan. I have tried other OTG goggles and glasses and find they often don’t sit on your face over glasses well (don’t seal) and/or have pressure areas. These are not perfect, but much better.Field of view is virtually unobstructed. I wear either a half lid, or a Nolan n44 evo - both have essentially no peripheral obstruction - these goggles do very little to change that - obviously there is a little, but MOST goggles make me feel like I have tunnel vision. These are great.The downside to this is they are big, and the do sit on my nose unless i push the helmet back a bit. They do fog up a bit, but once moving, that clears faster than my other goggles/glasses do.Overall a great purchase. They fit well on a Bell Pit Bull Sport helmet and a Nolan n44 evo. I live in Hong Kong - hot and humid - closing a full faced helmet is too hot and they fog up too quick even with fog treatment. These goggles are so much cooler and safer. Nothing is perfect, but these are the best i have tried so far.

I bought these for riding my ebike, even at 20-30 mph you can get teary. I have medium size adult frames and they fit fine. The padding is nice, and fit under bike helmet. I have not had them long, but when I used them for a 12 mile commute to work in light mist/rain the glasses started pooling water in them and fogged up. Not for wet conditions at low speeds I guess.