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Lazer Solid State S1 Chrome Photochromic riding glasses

Lazer Solid State S1 Chrome Photochromic riding glasses

SO GOOD
Clarity through the photochromic lens is good and changes in light are dealt with in a subtle yet effective manner.

The field of vision is uninterrupted, even right at the peripheries. Two large lens vents do a decent job of preventing fogging. The nose piece is very comfy and the rear half of each arm can be moulded to improve the fit.

NO GOOD
There's just one frame size and we found the Solid State S1s a touch on the tight side, even with the flexible arm tips bent as flat as possible. These glasses won't move while you ride but those with larger heads may find them uncomfortable.

PRICE 120$

Lazer Solid State S1 Chrome Photochromic riding glasses

Lazer Solid State S1 Chrome Photochromic riding glasses

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