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Rockgardn Pangaea Riding Glasses
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Pangaea Riding Glasses
* Comes with interchangeable smoke, persimmon, and clear anti-fog treated, impact-resistant polycarbonate lenses.
* Flexible earpieces conform well when used with full-face and open-face helmets.
* Earpieces can be swapped out with a secure, goggle-style strap for aggressive riding in “skid lid” half-shell style helmets.
* Removable brow “sweat buster” layer.
* For eyeglass wearers: snap-in prescription lens frame included. Take it to your ophthalmologist, have your Rx inserted, and leave your contacts at home!
* Includes semi-rigid case with lens storage sleeves, and a microfiber cleaning cloth.
* Comes with interchangeable smoke, persimmon, and clear anti-fog treated, impact-resistant polycarbonate lenses.
* Flexible earpieces conform well when used with full-face and open-face helmets.
* Earpieces can be swapped out with a secure, goggle-style strap for aggressive riding in “skid lid” half-shell style helmets.
* Removable brow “sweat buster” layer.
* For eyeglass wearers: snap-in prescription lens frame included. Take it to your ophthalmologist, have your Rx inserted, and leave your contacts at home!
* Includes semi-rigid case with lens storage sleeves, and a microfiber cleaning cloth.
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by PowerReviewsRockgardn Pangaea Riding Glasses
(based on 13 reviews)
Ratings Distribution
90%
of respondents would recommend this to a friend.
Most Liked Positive Review
Love these for the price
I like the head strap because I don't like the big plastic piece behind my ears when I wear headphones. I find it a little hard to get it adjusted, they feel good then ...Read complete review
I like the head strap because I don't like the big plastic piece behind my ears when I wear headphones. I find it a little hard to get it adjusted, they feel good then in a little while my nose starts to hurt. In my experience they can be looser than you think they need to be. Also the anti fog seems to not work very well. I wore them on a cool night and when I slowed down or stopped I would have to pull them up to keep them from fogging up. I love having the lens choices and the head strap for the price that can't be beat.
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Most Liked Negative Review
Okay, but poor fit and durability
First, the fit:
These kept slipping off, so I put on the headband that comes with them. That was okay, but I had to cut the headband around where my ears a...Read complete review
First, the fit:
These kept slipping off, so I put on the headband that comes with them. That was okay, but I had to cut the headband around where my ears are so that it wouldn't push my ears out and make me look more stupid that I already do. This then created a lot of pressure (even after I tried adjusting the tension/length of the headband). The rubbery nose bridge part literally left bruises on my nose. I was pretty surprised by that. However, still, I must say that I didn't feel uncomfortable in them after 80+ miles out on the road. Just a lot of pressure.
Second, the quality:
(The good.) The visual quality is great, and I seriously can't imagine that paying hundreds of dollars more improves visual acuity "at all" . . . not even a little bit. I hear and read about distortion issues, but seriously, you'd have to be buying worthless sunnies from the gas/petrol station to get that sort of problem. In reality, I only encounter poor visual quality in cycling sunglasses as a "fear" and not as an experience. Maybe there is someone with a bad pair somewhere, if so then you just went too cheap or didn't read any reviews.
(The bad.) My pair broke on about the fourth time I wore them. I noticed right away that one has to be careful with the lenses when switching them out. I thought that with my being careful everything would be fine, but it turns out that it must be stressing the frame just too much and so as I was switching out the lenses, the frame just cracked. I put some superglue on it, but the crack just reopened during the ride. I'd say I am a fairly careful person when it comes to that sort of thing, wasn't in a rush, or anything, so I was surprised and bummed by the fact that they broke with not much force being applied.
Conclusion:
I wish these were going to last, I can deal with the fit issue and all that, since they were in the end good sunnies. However, I almost always get bitten when I try to find some cheap way out of something. So, I figure I just need to bite the bullet and step up my game to a better known brand that has some legacy quality I can rely on.
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Pros
Cons
Best Uses
Comments about Rockgardn Pangaea Riding Glasses:
Great price and accesories, perfect for RX lens
- Was this a gift?:
- No
Pros
- Cool accessories
- Easy to change lens
- Great Optics And Fit
Cons
- None yet
Best Uses
Comments about Rockgardn Pangaea Riding Glasses:
great for mountain biking,nice case to keep everything together,optics are great as well as the fit,easy to change the lens,already had friends purchase these and they love them also,great product at an
even great price
Pros
- Comfortable
- Full protection
- tons of extras
Cons
Best Uses
Comments about Rockgardn Pangaea Riding Glasses:
I use these for all of my XT and AM rides in So Cal. They are super comfortable and keep the debris out of my eyes. They never fog unless stopped, and they don't slide down my nose.
Pros
- carying case
- Multiple Lenses
Cons
- lens distortion
Best Uses
- Cycling
- Eye protection
Comments about Rockgardn Pangaea Riding Glasses:
I was really happy with all of the extra lenses and the case that these came with, these are a great value simply because of all the extras, on the downside they do not feel like the most durable construction, and I noticed some distortion in the lenses.
Pros
- Block Wind And Dust
- Easy to change lens
- Good Fit
- Look good
- Multiple Shades Of Lens
- Rx Insert Was Included
Cons
- No instructions
Best Uses
Comments about Rockgardn Pangaea Riding Glasses:
Rode with them at Downieville and Forest City and they were great!
Pros
- Good vision
- Great Value
Cons
- Frame broke
Best Uses
- Cross Country Road
Comments about Rockgardn Pangaea Riding Glasses:
After breaking the frame while changing lenses, I called Mark at Rockgarden, who was a pleasure to talk to. He patiently explained how to properly change the lenses, and arranged to ship me a replacement, to my RAGBRAI hotel no less! Simply the best customer service I've experienced in a long time!
Pros
- Great for RX wearers
- Modular
- Multiple Lenses
Cons
Best Uses
- On the trail
Comments about Rockgardn Pangaea Riding Glasses:
Beats the heck out of trying to wear contacts with sunglasses!
Pros
- Lens clarity
- Wrap around design
Cons
Best Uses
- Riding sking etc
Comments about Rockgardn Pangaea Riding Glasses:
I have had other similar products (sunglasses with RX inserts, Bolle, Smith, Rudy Project, etc and these glasses compare well with these at about 1/4 the price.
Pros
- Foam windsweat barrier
- Good lenses no distortion
- Good price and options
Cons
- Poor Fit
- Weak
Best Uses
Comments about Rockgardn Pangaea Riding Glasses:
First, the fit:
These kept slipping off, so I put on the headband that comes with them. That was okay, but I had to cut the headband around where my ears are so that it wouldn't push my ears out and make me look more stupid that I already do. This then created a lot of pressure (even after I tried adjusting the tension/length of the headband). The rubbery nose bridge part literally left bruises on my nose. I was pretty surprised by that. However, still, I must say that I didn't feel uncomfortable in them after 80+ miles out on the road. Just a lot of pressure.
Second, the quality:
(The good.) The visual quality is great, and I seriously can't imagine that paying hundreds of dollars more improves visual acuity "at all" . . . not even a little bit. I hear and read about distortion issues, but seriously, you'd have to be buying worthless sunnies from the gas/petrol station to get that sort of problem. In reality, I only encounter poor visual quality in cycling sunglasses as a "fear" and not as an experience. Maybe there is someone with a bad pair somewhere, if so then you just went too cheap or didn't read any reviews.
(The bad.) My pair broke on about the fourth time I wore them. I noticed right away that one has to be careful with the lenses when switching them out. I thought that with my being careful everything would be fine, but it turns out that it must be stressing the frame just too much and so as I was switching out the lenses, the frame just cracked. I put some superglue on it, but the crack just reopened during the ride. I'd say I am a fairly careful person when it comes to that sort of thing, wasn't in a rush, or anything, so I was surprised and bummed by the fact that they broke with not much force being applied.
Conclusion:
I wish these were going to last, I can deal with the fit issue and all that, since they were in the end good sunnies. However, I almost always get bitten when I try to find some cheap way out of something. So, I figure I just need to bite the bullet and step up my game to a better known brand that has some legacy quality I can rely on.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
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Pros
- Decent price
- Eye brow rubber strip
- Light Weight
- The head strap
Cons
- Anti-fog doesn't work
- Nose piece
Best Uses
- Commuting
- Mountain biking
- Road rides
Comments about Rockgardn Pangaea Riding Glasses:
I like the head strap because I don't like the big plastic piece behind my ears when I wear headphones. I find it a little hard to get it adjusted, they feel good then in a little while my nose starts to hurt. In my experience they can be looser than you think they need to be. Also the anti fog seems to not work very well. I wore them on a cool night and when I slowed down or stopped I would have to pull them up to keep them from fogging up. I love having the lens choices and the head strap for the price that can't be beat.
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