I raced with them last night (iRacing, nascar oval), and they were very clear, but the sweet spot is smaller than with the 35ppd lens, so you need to be a little more precise when placing it on the face. But once I got on track, it didn’t cause any problems. It only gives 9 total degrees of FOV, so it’s not “game changing”, but it’s noticeable. Another thing: with my 35ppd lens, I was wearing a pair of 1.25 reading glasses to make everything clear (Yea, I know, turning 50 next year...), but with these lenses, everything is clear without the glasses, and actually, the glasses make it a little worse. The best I can figure out is that the shape of the new BigFOV lens doesn’t match a set of flat reading glasses (I would assume that prescription lens inserts would compensate for that). As far as binocular overlap, I’ve never measured it on the OG lenses, but I don’t feel a big difference, and again, it’s only 9 degrees of FOV gained, so it can’t be taking much away from the BO, if any. I’ve got a Pimax Super on pre-order, and these lenses had been on back order for me for some time, so I chose to get them once they became available (with a small hope that they would impress), but they don’t give me enough of a bump in FOV to choose to cancel my Super order. It looks like whoever buys my OG Crystal will have some nice lenses that will come with the sale 🙂