SMITH Ruckus Sunglasses – Shield Lens Performance Sports Sunglasses for Running, Biking, MTB & More – For Men & Women

Put them on and forget they are there! The photocromatic lense is perfect for the wooded back roads I ride on. They allow me to see the fast, shaded down hills and keep me from being blinded in the sunny sections. Very comfortable, excellent glasses!

I love these so much! 2 interchangeable lenses, no fogging up, super cute, best peripheral vision ever for activities like biking, skiing, etc!

I use these for cycling. Great field of vision and optics, very lightweight and they stay put. I feel like I'm not even wearing them. I absolutely love them. They've solved my eye irritation problems while riding. They also come with clear lenses and a great case. Couldn't be happier. Would give more stars if I could.

At first I was very skeptical about fit and performance I tried them the fit was awesome they didn’t moved around never fog on the 80 mile ride with rain never got water in my eyes I was able to ride very safe and see the debris on the road .

Product was as advertised

I have a number of Smith sunglasses I use for cycling, these Ruckus sunglasses are a welcome addition.I bought the Matt black frames with the very dark platinum mirror lens, only 12% visible light transmission (VLT). These are perfect for bright summer days, and the larger lens provides excellent coverage.A thin plastic reinforcement runs across the top of the lens, with a slot underneath for ventilation. Although the lens provides more coverage than my older Attack and Pivlock lenses, the width is the same, for a medium overall fit.The platinum lens is great. I’m not sure what the ChromaPop technology does, but everything is crisp and clear, and the grey based lens doesn’t add any weird artificial color tones to the view.The updated Pivlock mechanism works well, as Smith added a reinforcement to the corners of the lens. The original Pivlock simply had a hole drilled in the lens, which was a lot more fragile and fiddly.If you’re not sure which lens to order, I’d recommend the black or platinum, both 12% VLT grey based lenses, or the photochromic, which goes from 20% VLT to completely clear, perfect for those cloudy days, or any low light situation.Finally, I got mine on an Amazon Warehouse deal, 85% off the regular price. I always check for a Warehouse deal when shopping on Amazon, sometimes I get lucky and snap up a real bargain.

I mountain bike in northern utah (dry & dusty, rocky trails - some in pine forest/intermittent shade). I was really hopeful for these but the gold lenses do not work well for my conditions - they actually make it harder to make out drops, rocks, etc. so they've made for some exciting rides... No complaints for road bike rides though.Otherwise they're great. The lens switches are super easy and I really like the included rose lenses for lowlight (and anytime for mountain biking, they work well). There's not good information on which lens would be best for mountain biking and I mistakenly thought the gold would work like amber lenses. If I can find a better lens to use I'll change my review, but was surprised to find that these actually made visibility worse.

These are great glasses, and a great brand!!! I’ve had a pair of Smith’s in the past, and I still have them.

You won't get better for that price!Both lenses are very useful depending on the occasion

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For not-blindingly-bright rides, these are excellent; I can wear them all day protecting my eyes from spray, bugs, and dust without thinking about switching them out as they adjust from night to overcast brightness.I like how easy the lens is to switch out. I also bought an dark (10% pass-through) lens, and it takes seconds to swap lenses.The large lens size does a great job of fitting my face and reducing the dust and moisture spray infiltration. The adjustable nose bridge is fantastic and allows the lenses to sit even closer to my face while perching perfectly on my nose.I haven't gotten to try out the included contrast-enhancing rose lens yet.If I had a criticism, it would be that the rubber on the arms doesn't hold the sunglasses in place when sitting on top of my helmet straps. I never had this issue with my lighter Oakley Flak sunglasses. But it is trivial to slide the glasses under the straps, against the skin, and there they're not moving.

Good sunglasses for cycling at a good price.

Lens has great visibility in both dark and bright conditions. Unlike many square design sunglasses, Ruckus is more compact. My second purchase of Ruckus. The problem is that the plastic part to attach the nose pad is very weak. My first Ruckus broke after a year of use.