Jasper
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HappyCamper - Nov 10, 2007 12:28 pm - Voted 4/5
Very comfortable
I have these with the prescription insert and they work great for summer mountaineering (with the foam padding). Also used them for skiing without the padding, and that didn't cause eye irritation because not a lot of extra light got in. The insert system is to be preferred over prescription lenses, as they'll heavily deform your view when water gets on them.
Down side: The coating on the lenses cannot stand water, so I'm now on my 3rd pair for both the cat 3 and cat 4. Adidas replaced them free of charge, only had to pay for the last pair of cat 4, but a reasonable price (EUR 30) after 5 years. Headband doesn't fit with my helmet, so I use the "legs mode" with a cord.
Down side: The coating on the lenses cannot stand water, so I'm now on my 3rd pair for both the cat 3 and cat 4. Adidas replaced them free of charge, only had to pay for the last pair of cat 4, but a reasonable price (EUR 30) after 5 years. Headband doesn't fit with my helmet, so I use the "legs mode" with a cord.
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clarity - Jan 23, 2004 2:40 am - Voted 2/5
Untitled ReviewFit very comfortably (when not using the foam padding) with the normal temples as sunglasses. There is an optional insert for prescription glass wearers that worked ok without the foam padding and became more difficult to use when using the foam padding and the elastic headband in "goggle" mode due to fogging.
Comes also with a nose guard that can only be attached when using the snap-in foam padding.
Top quality case
Too pricey and not convenient enough to recommend.