Buy the Zan Headgear Jack Daniels Sport and Street II Interchangeable SunGlass/Goggles on ridegear.com 
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Brand: Zan Headgear
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<li>Goggles/Sunglasses in one � Quickly convert from goggles to sunglasses and back. Includes sunglass arms and an adjustable strap<br><li>Closed-Cell Memory Foam on each lens � Anatomically engineered foam for each individual lens to maximize comfort and long-lasting durability while resisting entry of wind and dust<br><li>3 Interchangeable Lens Pairs � Choose between Anti-fog Smoked (daylight), Amber (overcast/dusk) and Clear (night excursions)<br><li>Polycarbonate Lenses � Scratch and shatter resistant lenses with 100% protection from harmful UVA and UVB ultraviolet rays<br><li>Grilamid Frames � Black, molded, Swiss-made material is lighter, flexible and more durable than conventional plastics<br><li>Ventilation � Improved top-to-bottom ventilation<br><li>Belt Case and Cleaning Cloth � Carry and protect with the soft belt case and ensure maximum clarity with the cleaning cloth<br><li>Prescription-Ready � Customize the lenses with your prescription (order form included)<br>
Not all it's cracked up to be
By Di
from Texas on 6/27/2007
from Texas on 6/27/2007
Pros:
Comfortable Strap, Interchangable lenses, Reduces Glare, Scratch Resistant
Cons:
Bulky, Poor Visibility
Best Uses:
Long Trips
Bottom Line:
No, I would not recommend this to a friend
Thought would be less expensive to have kit that contained everything but not all parts work together well. Comfortable as googles but detachable earpieces make glasses pinch side of head and ride up off of nose. In addition, decreased peripheral vision which is common with all googles I suppose. A real pain to stop and change out lenses when ride transitions from day to night. Does not quickly convert back and forth as advertised. I ended up purchasing 2 separate pairs of glasses anyway because this was too much hassle. Good concept on paper that just doesn't work in reality.
I will say product is very sturdy and does come with handy carrying case. Would probably be OK if you intended to wear only one set of lenses while riding.