Here Comes the Sun - Harley-Davidson® Women’s Performance Eyewear – Comfort and Protection!
Witness freedom through the lenses of Harley-Davidson® performance eyewear for women. With our performance eyewear, you'll turn heads on your bike and everywhere you go while protecting your eyes from harmful UV rays and flying road debris.
Motorcycling presents its own set of challenges when it comes to the eyes because the exposed face is subject to flying debris, even if you have a windshield. The eyes must be protected! In fact, many U.S. states require eye protection when riding motorcycles. WisconsinHarley.com carries a large selection of Women’s Eyewear and Sunglasses that are designed to protect your eyes under any condition. They not only keep the elements out of your eyes, but to also provide 100% protection against harmful UVA/UVB radiation. Our selections of colored lenses help maximize your ability to see in a variety of light conditions, too. Yellow lenses to improve clarity. Purple, blue, or gradient lenses are ideal for defining contours and reducing glare. Red and pink lenses provide improved depth perception and contrast. Grey lenses are best for general wear and light reduction.
We have a variety of frame styles available too, along with your favorite H-D® logos at the temple and/or written on the temple arms. Look for our shatterproof sunglasses, which are ANSI Z87 rated for high velocity impact as well as high mass impact. We carry scratch resistant lenses, too. Unique Harley-Davidson® styles include the aviator style, with either smoke or brown lenses.
Viva International, a division of Marcolin Eyewear, headquartered in Belluno, Italy, is also licensed by Harley-Davidson® for sunglasses. Viva is known for avant-garde styling. You will find their H-D® styles in our inventory, as well. Viva frames for women feature mature looks and are made using high quality, handmade acetates and superior metal material.
See clearly by shopping WisconsinHarley.com for the best eye protection available.
Sizing your Eyewear
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, 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.