Harley-Davidson® Performance Eyewear - You can See clearly, now.
See the road in a whole new way! Too many riders forget to give their eyewear the attention it deserves. These frames are stylish, durable, and capture the essence of our iconic brand. Not only are these new looks stylish, they also offer the protection you need to get the best look at what’s up ahead—on or off the bike.
With Harley-Davidson® you'll ride safely, see clearly, and look good, too. We carry a large selection of Men’s Performance Eyewear designed to work for you under any condition. Yes, they keep the elements and debris out of your eyes, but our range of colored lenses will also help maximize your ability to see in a variety of light conditions. For example, Grey lenses are best for general wear and light reduction; purple, blue, or gradient lenses are ideal for defining contours and reducing glare; Red and pink lenses provide improved depth perception and contrast.
There are a variety of frame styles and sizes available, too, along with your favorite H-D® logos at the temple or written on the glass's arms. Look for our shatterproof sunglasses, which are ANSI Z87 rated for high velocity impact as well as high mass impact. Our performance eyewear provide 100% UVA/UVB protection. We carry scratch resistant lenses so you don’t have to worry about road debris doing damage to your glasses or your eyes. Most of our sunglasses come with their own storage case or fabric pouch, too.
The bottom line is that WisconsinHarley.com offers only the best in sunglasses and goggles available - worldwide. With Wisconsin Harley-Davidson® you are assured of getting the real deal! No rip-offs, no copycats - only authentic eye protection from the best manufacturers in the world.
Sizing your Eyewear
Frame size. This topic can really get complicated. It’s best not to over-think it. Basically, there are three numbers involved in sizing glasses, for example, 66-16-125. Numbers are in millimeters. The first number is the lens width, and this varies with the style of sunglasses. The middle number is the nose bridge width, that part of rests over the nose. This is very important because if it is too narrow for your bridge, the glasses will be uncomfortable. If too wide, they will tend to slip down. The last number, which is always the largest of the three, is the temple arm length, measured from the hinge to the back of the ear. Most references indicate that sunglasses that are within +/- 3mm of your actual measure will fit fine.
Base Sizing refers to the curvature of the lens. A lower base number, such as 6-Base, has less curvature, or a more flat look, than an 8-Base. Higher Base sizes, like the 8-Base, has a more wraparound frame shape.