Light sensitive visor films

[Patrick]

Wonder how nighttime and headlights will mix

Edit.
Goddamn.
I got pretty ripped off.

Extra fifteen dorrah.

NO problems at night at all. Headlights don't cause a change. Just and only just enough to take the edge off in daytime for me...

$15 - Bugger! ALmost enough to get you to the end of the drive in petrol!

[Blackshear]

NO problems at night at all. Headlights don't cause a change. Just and only just enough to take the edge off in daytime for me...

$15 - Bugger! ALmost enough to get you to the end of the drive in petrol!

You'd be surprised, Bobbie gets about 15k's per litre, and that's not going over 10grand either!

Well tried it on today, it doesn't quite reach around to the corners, and you have to be pretty spot on with the rubber seal things for the visor being in the way.
Quite chuffed, same colour as my helmet

Weather isn't really sunny enough to report anything.
However, it's a light brown kinda tint, as opposed to a light black kinda tint.|
Rode around to the glenfield mall carpark, not sure whether it's the relatively slow process of transparency and the combination of having pupils, but I didn't really see any change in the lighting.

SO UNTILL it's actually sunny, I'll just call it a pair of sunglasses.
Oh oh, I couldn't get it to fog up, only if I blew in between the visor and sunglasses. It has a rubbery foam adhesive thing to peel around the whole edge of them, but I just used the to little bits at the edge. Because Murphies Law denotes I wouldn't be able to get the damn thing on in one go.