Any one know of any cheap alternatives to the Adidas Tycane Pro?

>>1032645
are those for flying or something?

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>>1032645
these are 20 bucks and come in different lens colors

http://www.healthypets.com/doorchfrsmle.html?mr:referralID=a2ae4937-4b4c-11e7-a541-0050569451e5

>>1033000
i remember my cat wore these while having laser therapy

>>1032803
>>1033000
It's like you don't want your eyes and skin protected from the sun, dust, sand, and/or pollen

How cheap is cheap? I just kept a pair of the desert locust ones from the army, then I felt goofy wearing those big ass things on a tiny cafe racer bike so I bought some random wileyx goggles for like 40 bucks.

Do you want glasses or goggles?

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>>1033283
£50 or under but the cheaper the better
What I want is something to protect my eyes from the sun for long periods and the skin around my eyes, I wouldn't minds goggles if they don't look tacticool

>>1033291
Search for wileyx stuff on framesdirect . com

They're not all tacticool models, but they're typically pretty cheap, guarantee you'll find something you like

>>1033291
Julbo glacier goggles. Ive got the sherpa model, which has leather panels on the side, a padded nose and mouldable ears. Got it for about 60 quid a few years back, but i know they do cheaper models. Theyre amazing in the summer and in all but the worst in the winter, but if youve got a full face balaclava you need to take the nose bit off

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>>1034101
>Sherpa
Not bad, Doesn't have the giant leather bandage in the centre but they're obnoxiously blue

>>1033000
lmao nice trips