Nice seeing them all together. Great video.

Great video. Instructive and a lot of informations !

A fine and welcome addition to the series.
I noticed two things:
1. The cricket came home.
2. Those early "O" matter hinges creak alarmingly!

As always fab and packed with useful information

Thanks Dann... I walked around my house for 10 minutes while watching your video trying to find the bad smoke alarm:)

Great informative video Dann. Thanks!
Naturally I await the video regarding the lenses.

Need a few more. Radar XL Blades, Radar Edge, the two new M2 XL's, and I believe there's a few more coming down the line.

Great video. I wish you could have seen my smile when your Mumbo hinges creaked.

I get so nervous with those.

great video, good to see my former pairs make an appearance and my name on your lens ha ha.

Another great review Dann!

I had "heard or read" (can't recall exactly) that the SI Ballistic M-Frame 3.0 had the flattened stems to provide a better fit with the helmets our military use; and it also fits better with the helmet mount for the night-vision goggles.

One other note on the RadarEV, all the lens have built in venting; and the venting design works so much better than the previous method of venting the lens with cut-outs; intentional venting, that works. The EV you get at the top of the lens is great for riding on the bike, when you in the aggressive position on the bike, you are more hunched over and looking through the upper portion of the lens. The Jawbreaker provides the same benefit.

Another thing that was pointed out, was a generational change on the SI M Frame 2.0. I mentioned that the difference between 2.0 and 3.0 (aside from ear socks) was the Metal Icon vs Molded, but apparently I got both of mine at the last possible month before the 2.0 also changed to the molded icon, and never knew.

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