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Tifosi Vogel Review

By Big McLargehuge
September 16, 2008 3 Min Read
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You may have noticed in some of my pictures that I have been sporting the Tifosi Vogel glasses out on the dirt trails.

SPECS

Weight: 22 grams
Fit: Small to Large Faces

Frame Features

* Grilamid TR-90 Open Frame Design
* Hydrophilic Rubber Adjustable Temples & Nose Piece
* Lifetime Warranty

Lens Features

* Polycarbonate Decentered Lens for Optical Clarity
* Glare Guardâ„¢ Glare Reducer to Decrease Eye Fatigue
* 100% UVA & UVB Protection

PRODUCT TESTED: Tifosi Vogel Glasses

ABOUT ME: 5’5, 128lbs, 30 year old female. I love all kinds of riding but Mountain Biking is by far my favorite!

TESTING GROUNDS: Fullerton Loop, Aliso Viejo, Turnbull Canyon, Chino Hills, Idyllwild, and other Orange County trails

First Impression:
At first glance I really liked these glasses. These glasses are very stylish and I loved the pink accents. They looked very sporty and durable.

Likes
Aside from these glasses looking very stylish with the mono lens, these glasses also fit very comfortably too. The Hydrophilic Rubber on these glasses make sure that they stay put while wearing them. This was featured both on the nose piece and on the temples.

The clarity on these lenses is excellent. I think the mono lens minimizes any blind spots you may experience with other lenses. These glasses also acted as a great protector of my eyes when dust, dirt, and sometimes bugs were in the air.

I love that these glasses have 100% sun protection. I can’t stress enough the importance of sunglasses with 100% UVA and UVB protection.

The price on these glasses is unbeatable. I priced these at anywhere from $40-$60. That is an excellent price. I have owned similar glasses in the past that priced for twice that much. You also can’t beat their lifetime warranty.

I also need to mention how durable these glasses have proven to be. Lets just say I am not the most careful person with glasses. No matter how hard I try to take good care of my glasses it’s inevitable that I sit on them or drop them. And these glasses were no exception. They get the Policar stamp of approval. They are still in one piece! Too bad I can’t say that same of the last pair of sunglasses I owned. 🙁

Dislikes
There’s not much to dislike here. My only issue may be I would have like the sizing of the lens to be a little bigger. That’s more of a personal preference to the overall look of the glasses but definitely doesn’t affect the functionality of the glasses.

Make sure to check out their many styles at Tifosi. You are getting an excellent product and an amazing price.

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While these other pansies are riding mountain bikes with their matching spandex and color coordinated...so called KITS...I'm bangin' their wives at home and she just served me breakfast in bed and I washed it down with a cold beer. Enjoy your ride suckas, cuz I know I did!

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