I am thinking about getting the Diablo, or at least researching it. It would be for my prescription ones. I have full face helmet (2, both are bit snug) so I am hoping whenever I am leaning bike over in twisties or track, the top frame doesn't get in way as my regular glasses, do.
I got the Notus but the eyecup does not seal on the bottom, i.e. on my checks. Can you tell if this means that I need a larger or smaller frame size? I just want a complete seal I don't care about style.
Hola Rick! The Notus is slightly larger overall while sharing alot of the same design features as the panhead. Notably, the bridge is wider, the lens is deeper, and the temples are longer on the Notus. Hope this helps!
Thanks - this is helpful! But 7Eye has different types of protection (air shield, dry eye, etc) according to their site. Would like to see details on the differences. !
The eyecups are also designed differently on the glasses. The thickness is much smaller on the PANHEAD compared to the NOTUS, so even with a lot of pressure, it's harder to create a seal.
Love your reviews!! My question is this... I’m trying to decide between the Wiley X Airrage and the 7eye Diablo. I have Medium to large head and I’m looking for that specific style of wraparound glasses for my riding. I already have the 7eye Boran and I find the lens not dark enough for those really sunny day. I wind up squinting as I ride. Although I have to admit the clarity is incredible and the transition lenses is great. I find it’s great for night riding as there not much of a tint. I also like the Wiley X Airrage but from what I see in your videos they’re too small? Am I wrong? Anyway, what do you recommend in that style of glasses? I’d like something with a darker shade for those glaring sunny days but in the style of the Diable or the Airrage. Your thoughts and recommendations would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
Hi Aris! The Airrage may fit too small on you but the Wiley X Gravity is similar and would larger. Check them out here: www.sportrx.com/wiley-x-gravity.html. Thanks for reaching out and your support!
Hi there! We recommend contacting one of our certified opticians. They will be able to walk you through the measurement process and help you choose a frame. You can reach them here: www.sportrx.com/contact
