flyingeyesoptics.com Reviews 26

I spent $45 for a try on kit. Each pair felt extremely flimsy and I wouldn't consider paying 1/4 what they were charging for them. Plastic garbage as far as I'm concerned. Waste of money.

The glasses I got were fantastic. Personally, they don’t feel cheap, but are light weight. They feel very comfortable when flying, like they are not even there!

Not only that, but their customer service is FANTASTIC.

I could not recommend them enough!

Cheap plastic junk! Not worth $220! These should be literally $5. I am absolutely astounded at the cheap feel. They feel like something you would get with a spider ring at Chucky Cheese. This company should be ashamed at the price they are charging for these. Also they're not secure against your face. I want my money back! I feel lied to and mislead.

The nose pad ripped on my sunglasses, supposed lifetime warranty but they want you to send the glasses back to be replaced, I just needed a new nose pad assembly, I am using the glasses for training because of the bifocal bottoms and can't be without them right now. I will just go to the optometrist and get a quality pair of sunglasses, these are overpriced junk.

Saw Doodle On A Motorcycle and Lali promoting this brand and I got aboard the hype train. They weren't lyin'! Great prescription eyeglasses (bought the frames from Flying Eyes, got the lenses made at my local optician) that slide right into a motorcycle helmet. And the magnetic clip-ons to "convert" them into prescription sunglasses was the icing on the cake (some of my helmets don't have photochromic shields). These fit great under my Ruroc Atlas 2.0 and my Shoei RF-1200. Highly recommend if you need comfortable prescription eyeglasses/sunglasses for your motorsports needs.

I bought this glasses for motorcycle riding based on the reviews the company had on their site (many trustpilot reviews they had quoted). But when I now am putting in my review, I see no reviews I can find on their company on Trustpilot. So not sure if any their reviews are real. I guess I should have gone to the Truspilot site 1st before the purchase.

Overall they are ok sunglasses and nice thin frames but are they worth over $300 I paid for it (couldn't believe they charged shipping for $285 glasses and tryon kit)? If you are a motorcycle rider, these absolutely are not worth it. After trying this for a while I bought a $15 safety sunglasses on Amazon and they are just as comfortable and work as well. So suggest you spend your motorcycle gear budget elsewhere.

Unfortunately, threw out the box and packaging so not likely able to return them but strongly recommend to other motorcycle riders to steer clear of this company and purchase.