Cycling with Juliets

[marlon.speed]

Can't find a review of road bike cycling with Juliets. Has anyone experience with that, how do they feel? Probably not as good as new dedicated cycling glasses (Sutro, Kato..) but is it enjoyable?

 

[andr3]

Totally doable but in my opinion too heavy for sports frames

 

[Nortika]

I had no problems with biking with them

 

[THE X-MAN]

I don't like x-metal on the bike,the "plastic" stuff is so much better...I love my fast jackets.

 

[Lopaka KaMars]

I get sweaty a lot so I prefer to sweat in plastic frames. I can rinse those off in the sink. Not sure I want to do that with any X-Metal.

 

[andr3]

I get sweaty a lot so I prefer to sweat in plastic frames. I can rinse those off in the sink. Not sure I want to do that with any X-Metal.

Ti is not going to corrode.

 

[Lopaka KaMars]

Ti is not going to corrode.

I'll take your word for it.

And not everything metal is Ti. i.e. screws and bridge pins.

 

[rzurzel]

Aside of the weight I'd say the O matters will give you a better eye coverage and will be more comfortable overall. By cycling I understand decent paced training, not pedestrian rides with your flip flops on. If it's just a not sweaty ride you're after then you're good to go with Juliets.

 

[Mystiko Neossia]

I'll take your word for it.

And not everything metal is Ti. i.e. screws and bridge pins.

My wallet will corrode.

 

[big bopper]

Can't find a review of road bike cycling with Juliets. Has anyone experience with that, how do they feel? Probably not as good as new dedicated cycling glasses (Sutro, Kato..) but is it enjoyable?

Too heavy, and the frame is going to make a mess of your face if you come off.