HTS HUNTERSKY Protective Powersports Motorcycle Anti Fog Riding Goggles Eyewear Padded Sunglasses Windproof UTV Spoggles

Great eye pro. I wear them on the 4 x 4 at the ranch. Keeps dust, dirt & hay out of your eyes.

The HTS Huntersky Protective Eyewear exceeded my expectations! The fit is comfortable and secure, even during long wear. The lenses are crystal clear and offer excellent visibility while providing solid protection from dust, debris, and UV rays. I really appreciate the anti-fog feature — it works great during intense work or outdoor activities. Whether I’m at the range, on the job, or doing yard work, these glasses perform reliably. Durable, lightweight, and stylish — definitely a great value for high-quality eye protection.

I like these. They fit my weird head ok and they cut down on glare. They seem to be sturdy and they stay in place. I have not tested the ansi rating yet. I really wish they offered a polarized option and sold closer to cost and they would get 5-stars. They can be had for less than half on the usual chinese import sites. Anyone know what the little pop out red things are for?

I bought these to use when on my motorcycle and they really help against stopping the wind entirely. They fit my big head really well. I hit a bug at 45mph at my right eye while wearing g these and it bounced off, didn’t even have to pop the lense back in or anything. They do fog up when I’m sitting for a bit at a red light but clear right up once you get going.

Used for airsoft as a low profile eye wear. While it provides protection well enough the shape is not ideal for a good seal around the eye. There needs to be some more flexibility for the eye wear to be better bent around the curvature of the face. The band the pair come with to go behind the head is also a little long in its smallest form which I had to bind at the back to stop slipping down my nose. When pushed up ontop of the brim of a hat it fits really well and I stop feeling it there allowing me to comfortably have a method of carrying it around with me all day without needing to put it away. It's anti fog is not the best in high humidity, but that's going to be a given for next to all of the "anti fog" products.

Bought them for military/state Defense SAR work. They work great and look like regulation issued, or at least close enough I didn't get yelled at.

Great impact rating and very comfortable to wear under a helmet. Just wish they had better cross wind protection all the dust comes in from the side of the glasses. I also went off their size chart and either i still got the wrong size or they are to slick they will not stay on my head when im walking around indoors. Yes i used the goggle strap but when you remove the arms and are left with the stubbs they cut into your temple when wearing a helmet. So they are basically useless unless i have my helmet on and even then i get blinded by dust

Glasses are great, you can remove parts to fit the head strap or remove the eye cushion. Remember with the cushions on you will have some blind spots, no big issue though.

Good

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Good seller, fast delivery and items well packed in a box. The quality of the goggles is good but slightly heavy. The bridge length is shorter than expected it cannot wear stable with 3 points support and will just drop off without the headband. Asian fit with the headband on.

So after 20 years rocking the same CSA approved tinted safety glasses as riding glasses and switching between a pair of clear safety glasses and clear riding glasses convertible into goggles the clear options having never fit right we’re prone to flares in low light when facing oncoming traffic and as well as causing headaches and getting to the point where my day time lenses were so scratched up and tge hinges starting to crack that I had been casually looking for riding glasses but even tho 75% of my riding is daytime I ride enough at dusk and after dark that I needed something for nighttime and I needed it to stop glare from traffic block wind and be large enough not to cause headaches or look silly on my large frame and after I rode over my prized riding glasses and was 100% unrepairable I got a pair of Oakley split shots for Father’s Day it’s my second pair of Oakleys the first pair is simply sun glasses they are horrible as riding glasses and now I got these new sport related ones I have to say that I barley wear my other pair anymore these new ones are just so absolute perfect now that’s when these guys come into the picture originally the full tactical tinted versions with the tether caught my attention I think they’re the ones for 75$ Canadian basically the most expensive H37’s of the bunch however they are tinted I didn’t want tinted I needed at bare minimum clears but after having owned yellow glasses in the past and knowing how well a good pair will filter sunlight yet make the entire world pop so much brighter I went for these now I’ll say they’re not quite as good at blocking the wind as my new oakleys I’ve gotten to the point where I can tell by looking at the shape of them in person if it’ll work for me or not and I tried these with and without the foam tho I only have experience on the road with the foam and I find they’re not the snuggest fitting but with the elastic between the arms I get the perfect balance of goggles and riding glasses not too tight around the eyes and not pinching the sides of my head and bridge of the nose causing headaches I’ve yet to ride at night with them but I’ve got olengh of experience with them during the daytime locally so far and I’m legitimately impressed the fact that they’re legitimate ballistic glasses is a major bonus for them as they will serve double duty as my ballistic glasses/ hunting glasses bad well as low light nighttime riding glasses and they’re good enough at filtering out uv that I can see myself leaving my extremely expensive oakleys home and only taking these along on the trips that I know I’m not coming home b4 dark or leaving after sunset that way only one pair is on the road cuz no matter how careful we are accidents can happen I mean after 20 seasons of the same riding glasses I went to leave somewhere I arrived b4 sunset but it was actually dark when it was time to go I laid my riding glasses on my back seat to stick on my make shift night ridding glasses only for my tinted lenses to disappear in the dark and to forget about them until I was 3 blocks away I turned around got back and before I could start looking for them on the ground I heard a familiar crunch of my back tire going over something plastic they’re some unknown brand that belonged to a friends father I had a pair of gas station glasses and asked if I could try his out and they were the first pair of sunglasses I ever tried that fit me without causing a tension headache like pressure from pinching behind the ears no idea of a brand or anything they were given years befor that day to the guys father by an employer and I’ve never come even close cuz if I could find the make and model I’d literally buy a case of them to be sure that I never had to go without them ever again however they still never worked for low light so the need for something like these remains and they are by far my favourite specifically designed for riding glasses I’ve ever had otherwise I have been without exception always for whatever reason never had any luck with riding specific glasses and instead found myself always preferring tinted safety glasses or sports type glasses so it’s refreshing to have a proper set that I can rest assured will offer some level of protection to impacts beyond keeping mosquitoes and wind out of my eyes and having some impact resistance cuz although I’ve yet to have anything more serious than a mosquito to the eye riding in low light with dark tinted glasses down the tip of my nose squinting looking over the frames to see where I was going trying to avoid the dreaded mosquito to the eye because without fail that ends up getting stuck under my eyelid and then it’s a week of absolute agony any way around it for the price and what features they offer I’m legitimately impressed that’s for sure I sincerely doubt that you can get me to switch from my oakley split shots which are as close to my beloved csa approved tinted safety glasses while also having that familiar Oakley shape now make me a 1:1 copy add the extra tolerances to allow for the foam and retaining the same temple length and have the back half of the arms rigid instead of so rubbery tgat there’s no holding in place but I don’t want the cord I keep my Sunny’s on my face on top of my head or folded up hanging from my collar to me that thin cord on the Oakleys is if something happens and they slip off my nose they don’t fly down the pavement at 60mph where as these having the thicker elastic band that’s adjustable that’s something that I have a practical use for but I can’t see those ever being made wouldn’t it be something special all jokes aside a guy can dream but it’s also good to live in reality a little too at the end of the day they’re my favourite low light riding glasses I’ve ever tried and they’re almost on par with the ballistics that are issued to the Canadian military as far as fit and functionality goes thi I feel the hunterskys are trying to be tactical in a way that almost makes them look off vs truely tactical military issued items are never as sleek and sexy as the civilian offerings would have you believe it’s less sex appeal and more industrial function but that’s just one man’s opinion and a very minor critique all things considered I’m comparing a 50$ pair of sunglasses to a 375$ pair of sunglasses and that makes these hunterskys a major win in my books they do far more than just do the thing and that says an awful lot about them!

Don't fit well, especially if riding