No problem, glad the video could help. We'll put together some "#Shorts" videos that highlight the lens change procedure for the sunglasses we've reviewed to make it easier to lookup and follow. We don't have the POC Aspire sunglasses, but we hope to have some of their newer models on the website in the near future.
Good advice - we'll try to show that angle in future reviews. If there is any specific angles you want to see feel free to send us an email via our site (thesweetcyclists.com/) and we can take them for you.
i recommand this sunglasses to drive in convertible car..i do that in my mx5 and it is very confortable with good protection, and the look is insane;))
Definitely, the Aim sunglasses look good off the bike - while the POC Devour I think look a bit too large. Bonus points for owning a Miata too, really fun cars to drive.
POC doesn’t offer an extra clear lens? At that price point that is not good value. You can get a Rapha sunglasses 🕶 with clear lens when the sunsets 🌅 or the rain 🌧 pours.
That's correct, no spare lens with the POC. The Aim sunglasses, and other POC's sunglasses, aren't the best value (I'd recommend Bliz or Smith sunglasses for that) but they have a distinct design and unique color schemes.
Very nice comparison and review of POC glasses. Thanks mate
Thanks! Hope it helps you pick the right sunglasses for you.
Thank you for the review and process to change the lens. Hopefully you could do a quick video how to change the lens of POC Aspire. Thank you
No problem, glad the video could help. We'll put together some "#Shorts" videos that highlight the lens change procedure for the sunglasses we've reviewed to make it easier to lookup and follow. We don't have the POC Aspire sunglasses, but we hope to have some of their newer models on the website in the near future.
When you compare the cycling glasses, it would be helpful to see the curvatures from the top and restrictions of the sideview.
Good advice - we'll try to show that angle in future reviews. If there is any specific angles you want to see feel free to send us an email via our site (thesweetcyclists.com/) and we can take them for you.
i recommand this sunglasses to drive in convertible car..i do that in my mx5 and it is very confortable with good protection, and the look is insane;))
Definitely, the Aim sunglasses look good off the bike - while the POC Devour I think look a bit too large. Bonus points for owning a Miata too, really fun cars to drive.
POC doesn’t offer an extra clear lens? At that price point that is not good value. You can get a Rapha sunglasses 🕶 with clear lens when the sunsets 🌅 or the rain 🌧 pours.
That's correct, no spare lens with the POC. The Aim sunglasses, and other POC's sunglasses, aren't the best value (I'd recommend Bliz or Smith sunglasses for that) but they have a distinct design and unique color schemes.
@@TheSweetCyclists They are well designed and they do look cool 😎
I just ordered the Poc Devour based on your review. It will be great for autumn and winter months.
@@stephen4347 Nice, I hope you enjoy riding with them. The Devours are definitely one of the most unique sunglasses on the market right now.