Bolle Tracker II Safety Glasses

Great pair of safety glasses very comfortable when worn excellent glasses

I bought a pair of these glasses for use with an open face helmet during our brief UK summer. I was impressed. The glasses fit comfortably, are well made (for something constructed almost entirely of plastic) with steel screws in the hinges for tightening, and a soft cloth bag included. They also come with a headstrap which I haven't tried and probably won't need unless I wanted to use them on my mountain bike, for example. The smoke lenses are a very good density for motorcycling in bright weather, being neither too dark (when you go through a tunnel and can't take them off) nor too light for bright sunshine. The lenses may have an anti-scratch coating on them, which you can feel when you drag your finger across the surface, and are easy to clean by immersing them in a washing up liquid solution for a couple of hours, if in my case you need to wash the beetlejuice off without harming the lenses. The glasses also look good on the wearer and in terms of quality of manufacture. I also use a lot of power tools, and have no doubt they would be good for their primary purpose too, although obviously with clear lenses, not the smoke ones. The most important features for me: 1. The ballistic grade plastic lenses will protect the rider from anything from insects to gravel hitting them at high speed; 2. tested up to 80mph they didn't let in the wind to any degree that would cause me to squint or feel uncomfortable. They also have straight(ish), flexible legs, so putting them on with a crash helmet is not a problem. I've read other reviews which speak of the lenses fogging up, and as I've only used these in warm weather so far, I can't comment on that issue. But I imagine anti-fog spray, which you can sometimes find very cheap in pound shops, would cure that problem. I also bought a pair of the yellow lens version for night or low-light riding. Again, impressive. The yellow lenses really do make everything look significantly brighter. Whilst they don't fold down flat like normal glasses (due to the contour of the visor part and the legs), once in their bag they can be easily stowed in your backpack or jacket pocket. In a market where anything to do with motorcycling is over-priced (in the same way that anything that says 'marine' on it tends to cost twice what it's worth!) these 'safety glasses' are a genuinely good buy and I would definitely recommend them. 5 stars.

I bought these to try out when skiing as I'd read that yellow lenses were best for flat light, these were a cheap ish option for me to to test. They are sturdy and good quality and arrived very quickly from the seller. Excellent service there and I'd buy from again no problem. The Glasses themselves worked pretty well, they do indeed help with flat light although unfortunately they are not ideal for skiing in snowy conditions as although they do wrap around the eyes and have seals, a small amount of snow/rain does get in! (bear in mind they're not designed for skiing tho!). Poor light when it's not snowing they worked great and were well worth the trial and investment. They do have a safety serial number etched into the very top of the lenses and this is visible when using the glasses, most of the time you don't notice although it does look like a smudge and I found myself cleaning them before realising that it was the etching! For skiing, buy them if you want a cheap option which work fine 90% of the time although I'll be investing in a yellow lenses on a proper pair of ski goggles for next trip. - These will be in the bag for the cloudy days with little chance of snow tho and I'm glad I bought them.

Listen, if you're tired of safety glasses that look like something out of a 1980s chemistry lab, the Bollé Trackers are a total game-changer. They’re basically what happens when sports shades and rugged goggles have a high-tech baby. ​Why they’re awesome: ​The "Goggle" Feel: That foam seal around the edges is a lifesaver. It keeps out dust, wind, and random debris like a charm. No more squinting because of a stray breeze. ​No More Fogging: Seriously, the anti-fog on these is legit. You can sweat through a workout or work in a humid shed, and you’ll still actually be able to see what you're doing. ​They Stay Put: They come with a strap you can click on, so if you’re mountain biking or doing something intense, they aren't going anywhere. ​Actually Look Cool: You can wear these on a job site or a trail and not feel like a total dork. ​Bottom line: They're tough, they don't fog up, and they actually stay on your face. They’re easily the best "bang for your buck" if you need your eyes to stay protected without looking goofy.

I really like these glasses which I will be using for when I am riding my bike and probably when I go hiking. I've not worn them out on my bike yet but I tried them on in my house and I have to say they are really comfortable and appear to give my eyes complete protection. I can't speak to scratch resistance but I can say they offer clear vision and don't interfere with my point of view, and they look good on me. I would just like to add that anyone (like me) who struggles to find glasses to fit because of my small head and face, these are absolutely brilliant, so much so that as soon as I tried these on and they felt comfortable and looked ok, I immediately ordered another pair with the dark tint. Oh I also really like the strap that you can attach to use when riding a bike and the attachment is very well designed and won't detatch because it's a plugin and twist design so can't accidentally come apart.

I almost always wear some kind of eyewear when cycling, either due to the sun, or bugs, or rain, or just general dirt and grit thrown up from the road. I normally just use sunglasses, but particularly in the winter months and at night, those obviously aren't so useful... I was also getting the problem of really dry, itchy skin around the eyes in winter due to wind chill. These goggles solved all of that, as the amber tint is really good for contrast in low light and the lenses seal closely against the skin, keeping your eyes nice and warm (as weird as that sounds) and safely protected. As they're technically just general safety goggles, they're far cheaper than the specialised cycling goggles too. They will fog up a bit in particularly cold weather, but usually clear once you accelerate to a decent speed, as they ventilate through the small holes. You can also use them without the strap if you want to, you just won't get quite such a good seal against the eyes. The lenses are polycarbonate, so they're very tough, which is handy, as I've had several small stones fly up and hit them, but they also seem to be really scratch resistant, as the stones left no mark on them. I'm not sure if they're UV rated, but they're pretty good in bright sunlight too.The lenses can't be changed as far as I know though, and so if you want other colours, you'll unfortunately have to buy a new pair. The only downside is that my girlfriend calls me Ali G when I wear them, which is kind of understandable I guess... Sasha Baron Cohen ruined otherwise-useful yellow glasses for everyone! Finally, on a weirder note, they're also very good for cutting particularly tear-inducing onions.

These will proect your eyes, they are solid and a trusted brand. However they are not super light and after prolonged wear they are quite tiring to have on your head. They are quite tight particularly if you use a helmet with your work. For short periods they are comfortable enough but not great if wearing all day. You become conscious of the frame in your vision and they can be bit annoying. They dont steam up however thats good. They look ok i guess for safety glasses but if your after style then they do make lighter frame ones. For the cost they do what they need

Purchased for general use and specifically because they accept the insertion of a purpose built frame for prescription lenses . I'm happily impressed by the clarity and total lack of distortion the lenses provide. And the frame is very rigid, so the lenses aren't bent or twisted in "goggle mode". The behind the ear parts of the arms are formed of a pliable but tough rubber, that adds to the secure fit, whilst remaining comfortable. After all, these are rated for "continuous use". The easily attached/detached elastic strap sits outside the glasses' arms, so is very comfortable, and is easily adjusted for length. The bridge of the glasses' frame is not padded in any way, but is well shaped for comfort, although in "goggle mode" feels a little (very little) pinchy. An unavoidable issue Bolle face is that there is no standard face shape or size. I personally find that these seal well to my face in "goggle mode" without requiring the strap to be overly tight. But I can imagine some people needing to have the strap apply more force to achieve the seal. This might become uncomfortable over longer periods of time - BUT - without having glasses custom made for an exact fit (undoubtedly very expensive), I can't imagine any other goggles with these specifications being any better. They came with a simple soft fabric drawstring case, the strap (of course) and an information sheet published in an impressive 25 languages. Having watched several YouTube videos of people shooting at these things with BB guns, I feel confident that they'll protect my eyes and importantly, will also protect a set of prescription lenses fitted securely within the frame (separate purchases required). Outstanding value. I am a happy shopper.

Die Brille kommt in einem kleinen Karton, in der die Brille in einer Folie mit Helmband und Aufbewahrungshülle verstaut ist. Auf den Gläsern ist die Norm "5-2,5 - 1BTKN CE" eingraviert, auf dem Gestell "EN 166 FT" Das bedeutet für die Gläser nach meiner Internet-Recherche: „Sonnenschutzfilter - Glasfarbe smoke - Für besonders hohe Anforderungen an die Sehleistung, zum Dauergebrauch geeignet - Medium energy of impact (120 m/s) - resistance at extremes of temperature (-5 / +55 degrees) - Filter mit kratzfester Beschichtung - mit Antibeschlagbeschichtung“. Laut Herstellerangaben ist die Brille bei Verwendung mit Kopfband auch zugelassen gegen Flüssigkeitsspritzer ("3") und Grobstaub ("4"). Ohne Kopfband nur sicher gegen Stöße mit geringer Energie „F“ = 45 m/s. In Airsoftforen wird die Norm EN 166 B mit mit 120 m/s = 6,192Joule Impaktenergie als ausreichend für Airsoftbeschuss bezeichnet. Die Brille ist erst auf den zweiten Blick als Schutzbrille erkennbar, sie schließt mit der austauschbaren Schaumstoffabdichtung rund um das Auge ab. Kleine Lüftungslöcher gegen inneres Beschlagen sind vorhanden. Der hintere Teil der Bügel ist flexibel. Bis hierher unterscheidet sich die Brille nicht viel von den Mitbewerbern. In die Bügel ist aber das regulierbare Kopfband mit Clips einhängbar. Damit schließt die Brille dichter ab und trägt sich sicher gegen Verlust bei aktiven Sportarten. "Smoke" reduziert leicht die Sonne, ist aber keine richtige Sonnenschutzbrille. Nach Entfernen der Schaumstoffabdichtung kann leicht eine Korrekturlinse eingebaut http://www.amazon.de/Boll%C3%A9-Optischer-Einsatz-Tracker-SOSTRACKER/dp/B008QBHGTS/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1394482401&sr=8-3&keywords=boll%C3%A9+tracker+ii (siehe Youtube "sos tracker tutorial") oder die Brille als normale Brille getragen werden. Unklar inwieweit die Staubdichtigkeit z.B. gegen Pfefferspray schützt. Austauschbare Gläser in anderen Farben sind in der Preislage nicht dabei. Fazit: Für den Preis eine sehr vielseitig einsetzbare und erweiterbare Brille, Kaufempfehlung.

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