How do the LumaGlasses handle in bright sunlight?

I’ve worn mine on a few really bright days and didn’t have trouble hearing calls or podcasts over wind. Sound quality drops a bit in heavy traffic but still usable. The lenses are definitely clear, not tinted, so you’ll still need proper sunglasses for glare. I don’t mind it much since I usually clip them onto my actual shades.

The lenses are clear, not tinted, so they won’t work as sunglasses. For the audio, I’d probably just keep the volume up a bit if it’s windy.

Honestly I barely notice the wind unless it’s really gusty, traffic is hit or miss. And yeah the lenses are clear, not tinted.

I keep going back and forth on these. The clear lens thing is kind of a bummer for sunny days, but I guess you can just wear them under normal sunglasses or swap them out. Curious if the audio is clear enough for walking through a busy market or if you end up missing half of what’s being said.

They’re clear lenses, so no they won’t work as sunglasses, but I don’t really see that as a huge deal. Audio holds up fine in most normal outdoor conditions, wind doesn’t bother it much unless it’s really strong. I’d just bring regular sunglasses and wear them underneath if it’s that bright out.

I think they’re clear lenses, so yeah, not great as sunglasses. Audio seems fine in normal sun, but I haven’t tested it in heavy wind or traffic.

I think the lenses are clear, so they won’t double as sunglasses. Audio seems alright in normal sun, but wind would probably mess with it.

I think people overestimate how much wind and traffic mess with these. I’ve used mine on a few busy streets and it’s been fine.

I have a pair and I wear them a lot when I’m out running errands or just walking around. The lenses are definitely clear, so I always keep my regular sunglasses in my bag for the really bright days. I’ve worn them on some pretty windy days near the water and the audio holds up better than I expected. The traffic thing is a bit different, if you’re standing right next to a busy road you’ll hear it, but I don’t think any open ear audio is going to beat that. For normal walking around town with the usual city noise, I can still hear my music and podcasts fine. I’ve had mine for a few months now and the sound quality has been consistent for me.