Bolle Tracker II Safety 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.

Really comfortable, low fogging, super durable. Used them for work and airsoft and they’ve handle both without issue. That includes a pellet direct to the lense. Not even a scratch.

If your head is the "right" shape for these, they'll be great, I have no doubt - I've used various types of Bolle glasses over the past few years and they've all been robust, well made and much better value than pretty much any other safety or sports glasses out there.Sadly I think my nose is too big for these, so the foam liners that let these be classed as goggles (rather than just glasses) don't meet my cheeks, at all. Also the arms are too short for my head, so they would only stay on with the headband - not the end of the world obviously, but it means I couldn't have just quickly put them on without the band.Shame, because they look good and are nice and solid in terms of build quality.Summary: Excellent if your nose and head are a bit smaller than mine, I imagine; sadly they just didn't fit me.

Bought these because having just ordered the yellow lens the fit and feel were brilliant and I immediately ordered this pair. Having now worn them on a bike ride I can confirm they do not suffer from fogging, you can see without obstruction and they are lightweight and don't feel heavy on your face and are comfortable over the bridge of my nose. I have issue finding glasses to fit so if you have a small face like me you shouldn't have any issues getting these to fit.These are selling as safety glasses/goggles however they are becoming increasingly popular for cyclists and mountain biking and at a fraction of the price, the safety aspect is just an added bonus for cyclists.

Good quality. Very comfortable. Excellent scratch resistance top-notch eye protection while being lightweight snug fit would recommend

Very good product

Great quality

Bought at full cost, I am beholden to no one and give an honest review including the good, the bad and the ugly as appropriate. I do a lot of work and activity during which there is a chance of eye injury. It is stupidity to take necessary risks. I bought these without realising how solid they actually are. They are well made but although I have a perfectly ordinary, average shaped head, they are too narrow to wear comfortably for more than about ten minutes at a time. They are also too heavy to use as sun glasses. The retaining strap is a good design and pulls tight very easily. The tint is a good one for strong sunlight. Given the strong framework, the obvious tough lens, the glasses would definitely afford protection to the eye