1. is the nose bridge adjustable/ replaceable? 2. are they anti-fog lenses? do they fog up easliy?
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From the Wiley X wbsite: 'Removable, soft foam Facial Cavity™ Seals lock onto lightweight ANSI rated frames that literally seal your eyesfrom anything the road, or weather throws at you.' so I assume they are not adjustable but the soft foam form fits around the bridge of the nose. I don't know if they will fog up. Most lenses will fog up to a certain extent when going from cold to warm conditions.
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the nose bridge is not adjustable or replaceable and so far they haven foged off but have been useing them in the sun mosty shooting in the after noon
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From the Wiley X wbsite: 'Removable, soft foam Facial Cavity Seals lock onto lightweight ANSI rated frames that literally seal your eyes from anything the road, or weather throws at you.' so I assume they are not adjustable but the soft foam form fits around the bridge of the nose. I don't know if they will fog up. Most lenses will fog up to a certain extent when going from cold to warm conditions.
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Negative on the nose bridge. The bridge is a one piece with the whole frame, which in my opinion I prefer it that way. I've had problemas with loosing bridges on other glasses. Not sure if they are specifically anti-fog but at least I have not had that problem myself. I've used them in cold and hot weather without any fogging problems. My Oakleys took a back seat since I got these.
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I'd recommend a facemask instead of just goggles. Otherwise, these are fine (except for the fogging issue)
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Hi JJ, I highly doubt that you could change these to prescription lenses... the goggles seem more like a cool toy rather than something of good quality.. Hope this helps :)
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I'm honestly not sure.The nose bridge is pretty wide and is not adjustable. I think they could fit, it's more they eye cups that keep them attached to your face. I'd give them a try. They are absolutely the best pair I've ever owned.
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Yes! I wear glasses and I have yet to find them fogged up, but spend most of my time in a temperature-regulated environment. Just keep in mind if you have larger frames they might impact the way the seal fits.
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I would say no. The lenses are a dark tint, so riding at night alone can be affected. Also, the goggle frames are actually a really light weight plastic, which I would say isnt practical for long term use. These are mostly just for style or show, and not safety or protection.
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I haven't ridden with them. But wearing them for longer than 20-30 mins is a little uncomfortable on the nose. I have used them for sunglasses though, and I do like them.
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Hi, i apologize for the late reply. Looking them over thoroughly, these goggles can't go on a rhino helmet mount. There's no way they would fit or stay on, unless you unscrewed the hinge aperture from the forehead piece (which isn't supposed to come off)....but even then, there would be no way to put it on the rhino.
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I don't know if the hard plastic nose bridge is adjustable, but the soft nose pads have a nose bridge, and they slide up and down on there connections. Also you can change the angle of the lense by clicking the arms down at the hinges. 3 settings.
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Yes, there are actually strap adjustments on the ends/sides of the goggles. Not sure exactly what to call them... but they are pretty nifty and easy. You can actually adjust them while they are on your head. You can pull the excess straps and you can hear the "clicking" sound as it locks and gets tighter. If too tight, there are release buttons on them too for it to loosen. Easiest goggles to adjust I've ever used.
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I have found it useless for my eyeglasses when I'm out hiking. I work up quite a sweat in our hills, and my glasses are usually covered in fog. This does not help a bit. If anyone has any workable suggestions I'd be happy to hear them!
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Very easy to change the lenses. Theses are very adjustable. I am actually going to purchase a second pair for backup. I don't know if they will fit over prescription glasses, I don't have them. You will be very happy if you do get them. I use them on my motorcycle.
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Hey, nope you can't use them as fogs unless your factory settings say use H7. Usually it's H11 for fogs but check your factory settings or Google it online. Good luck
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i put the anti fog solution on my mask and i can see that being a problem. if you wear prescription glasses get prescription lenses in your mask. mine are all i need to see pretty well. if you dont i would have to say its a 15 dollar gamble.
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You don't need anything to change the lens. However all glasses kind of get in the way of ear protection muffs. I use Howard Leight R‑01526 ear protection and and its not bad, doesn't bother me much. You can you tube my name ADNAN MEDIC and see one of my skeet shooting videos, I am wearing both for some time...
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I have used these as a backup pair for airsoft and hadn't had real fogging issues, but I'd go ahead and use anti-fog if you have any and if not there is a trick with dish soap you can look up.
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Have had no problem with fogging. My only problem is keeping the eyepiece lens cap on going through heavy brush, have lost two todate. I contacted UTG and they gladly replaced them with no charge. I consider that pretty darn good customer service and relations. My scope is mounted on a Barnett Jackal cross bow.