Copkim Photochromic Motorcycle Goggles, Riding Goggles Adjustable, Motorcycle Riding Glasses with Light Sensitive Padded for Men Women Motorbike Ski Racing

They are photochromatic as stated and they fit great on a motorcross helmet. The price was very reasonable and I am extremely happy with them!

Was surprised at the lens photochromic ability for the price. Zero issues with fogging or fitment with my helmet.

First, I can confirm that the photochromic function on these does work. The lenses were clear yesterday on a heavily cloudy day, and darkened outside today in bright sunshine. These do not get as dark as my VLT 10% ski goggles, but it's dark enough to make a bright day less severe. There is no color-tint to these - they are just clear in the lightest mode, and darker in the darkened mode. Unfortunately, I find the fit on these isn't great. To me, these goggles are too big, too stiff and they leave a gap where they interface with my Smith ski helmet. These seem to be marketed primarily as motorcycle goggles, but since the product description also says “Ski Racing”, I was hoping for better compatibility with a name brand ski helmet. Size-wise, these are quite wide, quite flat and stiff. The plastic is too stiff to let them bend to conform to my face, especially when worn with the helmet. As a result, the foam doesn’t lay flat on my face outboard of my eyes, leaving a gap. That gap might actually provide some extra ventilation which may not be all bad. And, as mentioned, there is also a gap between the bottom edge of my helmet and the top of the goggles (see photos). Overall, these fit comfortably enough to wear, but they don’t fit as well as several other ski goggles that I have. I’m giving them a three-star rating as ski goggles due to the stiffness and fit. The fit is somewhat more comfortable without my helmet. They lay a little flatter against my face that way, and the large size isn't really noticeable without a helmet as well. Also note that these come as just the goggles in a plastic bag in a box. No case or pouch is included. My bottom line is that these are not bad if you don't use a helmet, and quite inexpensive for photochromic goggles. But you may not be happy if you use them with a helmet.

The lens is definitely not chromatic and they might fit the hulk. The sides don't even try to seal to my head and it's a clear plastic lens that does nothing but stay clear. Doesn't matter day or night

Great product to protect ur eyes from dust and bugs while riding

As someone else has said in reviews, the frame of these goggles is a bit too large to use with a helmet - the helmet pushes the top of the goggle frame down which, in turn, pushes down on your nose, making it difficult to breathe. Also, the strap and it adjusters can't be used underneath the helmet - the adjusters, located in the back of the goggles, either get pushed down when putting the helmet on or, if they don't get pushed down and fit under the helmet, they become painful. You'll need to put the goggles on after you put the helmet on and adjust the strap so that it fits over the helmet. With that said, the photochromatic lens works well. I think using these skiing would work very well.

This is my first set of gogles to go over my glasses. I was worried about the plastic lens deforming my vision with the glasses. They work well.

Very nice.

They are unnecessarily big and they cover forehead preventing helmets to set on the head. If you push the helmet to set on the head, these googles are pushed down on the nose closing nostrils and then you can't breathe!