Posts Tagged ‘interchangeable lens sunglasses’

Wiley X Releases the 2nd Generation XL-1 Sunglasses

Wednesday, December 3rd, 2008
Wiley X XL-1 Biker Conditions Adaptable

Wiley X XL-1 Biker Conditions Adaptable

Wiley X has just annouced the brand new version of their classic XL-1 Ballistic Eyewear.  This is the second generation of these glasses that have been a main staple for the military, law enforcement and bikers for several years.  The Wiley X XL-1 have offered the ultimate in eye protection in the harshest of environments.  And nothing has been comprimised with the 2nd Generation Wiley X XL-1.

The style, the fit, the comfort have all been enhanced with the XL 1 from Wiley X. The multiple lens packages (and unique frame Slot™ design) make it easy to change lenses for different riding conditions or activities; all wrapped in amazingly ergonomic designs.

It’s no question why Wiley X has been the number 1 seller of motorcycle sunglasses and protective eyewear for years.  Quality and protection are never sacrificed.

Get yourself a pair of the Wiley X 2nd Generation XL-1 sunglasses today.  The XL-1 is available in:

Wiley X XL 1 Smoked / Clear with a Matte Black Frame ( 291)

Wiley X XL 1 Polarized / Clear with a Matte Black Frame ( 296)

Wiley X XL 1 Light Adjusting ( Photochromic / Transitional ) with a Matte Black Frame ( 297)

All at the same prices as offered last year.

Sunglasses for use with Full Face Helmet

Thursday, August 7th, 2008

Question:

Looking over the glasses goggels that will be comfortable under my full face helmet. Recently purchased a pair but they put ptessure on the bridge of the nose by pushing on the glasses. Do you have a product that I might use? Thanks.

Answer:

Clem

This is always a hard question to answer.  Basically a lot of it has to do with how tightly your helmet fits, the size of your face and the design of the sunglasses themselves.  Sunglasses that will be used for full face helmets should have very straight temples and should be relatively square at the temples so that they fit between the padding of the helmet and your face easily.  Most motorcycle glasses have a very curve design which causes them to be wider at the temples.

Many of the manufacturers of motorcycle glasses that we carry have designs that work well for use with full face helmets.  Here’s a list of the ones that have been recommended by our customers.

Hope this information helps.  Let me know if I can answer any other questions.