Are these good for keeping bugs out of my eyes when I bike?
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Yeah they are pretty snug on the brow, so they should work just as well as any other sunglasses.
1738400
That is exactly what I use them for. I usually carry a tinted and a clear lens with me in the bag in one of my cycling jersey pockets.
969878
Not sure. I live in a dry climate so we don't have a lot of bugs. Note that these lights are landscape lighting to light up trees. There are solar lights specific for walkways and would look more attractive along a sidewalk than these.
1594799
These are pretty much the same concept, I used them on my Bike. These will stop you dead on your Track, I do admit they'll wear quick if you're an everyday rider but, I do recommend them.
1804330
Unfortunately no. These fit the face very tightly and hug the eyes to keep out any wind while riding. This also means that your eye glasses would not fit under them. I traditionally wear my contacts when I go riding. The best option would be to have your optometrist create a pair of Sport sunglasses with your prescription. Other than that, you might consider a full face or modular helmet that you could wear your eye glasses with while riding.
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They ARE fairly bulky, but they would work. You would likely feel a lot of rubbing. I would use some sort of strap on the chain side to prevent catching (rain pants for biking come with a sewn in strap). I personally would carry them with me just in case there is a surprise shower. I'm not sure though that I would find them comfortable for a long ride.
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Hi.My son has it on his bike and he said that they are somewhat visible at close range in daylight, but not noticeable from a distance. They are awesome in the dark. Hopefully this helps!
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Dont ride motorcycles, so not sure if theyll block the motor noise, but they do totally seal your ear cavity and block most sound. For this reason I DONT use em while bicycling. Theyre real nice sound though.
1013136
It should work but you cannot rely on them as for a rear-view-mirror. You have to tilt your head in a certain way to see behind you and it would not be safe on a bike. They are more intended as a fun toy, not really an accessory.
2015126
No these are high quality SAFETY glasses to protect your eyes. They are ANSI rated and self tint when you wear them outside. If you are looking for glasses to cut glare at night while driving these are not them, try looking for lenses with a full YELLOW tint.
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No, They do not have bug repellent in them. Application rates for sunscreen and bug repellant would be different.
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I would say no. The lenses are a dark tint, so riding at night alone can be affected. Also, the goggle frames are actually a really light weight plastic, which I would say isnt practical for long term use. These are mostly just for style or show, and not safety or protection.
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I think they should be fine, I use them for a 17 mile bike commute to listen to the news, and unless there is a strong wind I can hear everything just fine on the news radio, but also leaves me free to hear anything approaching. I'm a fan of the product.
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I use mine for running, biking and cross country skiing with no problems. They fit well under a helmet or watch cap. I live in interior Alaska and have to keep them in a warm place before putting them on as the metal in the frame can give contact frostbite (like a burn blister) if I leave it exposed to outside temps too long and put it straight on. As long as you don't turn the volume up too loud, you should be able to hear cars or other people just fine. It will never be as safe as exercising on the road without them on, but I really enjoy having music or audio books while I exercise.
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They work for any flying or jumping bug. It's a wonderful alternative to chemicals. They are very sticky so be careful when handling them.
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Yes I've used them for that purpose so they won't water down my drink. Also great eye compresses or for any small bump/bruise.
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I find they are very adjustable and don't leave much wiggle room for them to fall off at least when I go jogging. I don't think you'll have a problem getting them to stay on when biking. Less vertical shake than when jogging usually. -Andrew Y
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No. Smaller bugs like no see ums would get through the holes. But they work great for mosquitoes!