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Prescription Eyewear

Wazoo

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Please share your thoughts on resiliant, stylish and reasonably priced prescription eyewear for riding. I wear my MJs during the day but I'm in need of clears for night, preferably the kind of lens that gets dark in the sun.
 
I have been a big fan of Wiley X glasses. Mine are polycarbonate and I also use them as tactical glasses. The U.S. military is also a big fan of them. The best prices I have found have been through www.framesdirect.com and you can usually find a coupon code to save you a bunch of $$$. My last purchase put my riding specs at $300 and the coupon knocked them down to $200! The glasses I have are called Wiley X AirRage Prescription Sunglasses.

http://www.framesdirect.com/Wiley-X-Sun-Prescription-prescsgp/rxsgp-lamirj-s-l-k-k-tcqdni.html

I hope that this helps :thumbup:
 
Glasses

I have tried several different eyewear and opted for the sunglasses that fit over my glasses. That works well for me, however, I also have a half helmet that I use my sunvisor over my regular glasses. I also have a 3/4 helmet with a sunvisor and a clear visor on it. 3/4 I use in the winter time. All of this seems to work well for me instead of shelling out the dollars for perscription sunglasses.

Fit overs I found at JP Cycles and they do carry a cheaper brand at Walmart.
 
:agree: I have a modular helmet and wear my glasses with a clear shield..just when night fall need to remove the sun glasses.:thumbup:
 
I visited my local Lenscrafters, Eyemasters and Pearle Vision to try on the differentstyles of glasses/goggles. I found what I liked at Pearle Vision and got prescription bifocal transition googles, convertible to glasses, for $200.
 
I did the Wiley-x light adjusting glasses with the foam around the lenses to help keep the wind out of my eyes.
 
Find that transitions work well for a quick jaunt outside but the longer I am outside in bright sun I find they are less effective. I just use my built in sun visor with my regular glasses or poloarized polycarbonate Oakley's that I had my Rx put in them.
 
Make sure they are not polarized !

Whatever you buy, make sure they are not polarized.

Mine interfere with my RT's LCD display and with my helmet visor.


...Ben...
 
Check out e-tint visor. Had my e-tint for two years and love it. Works as advertised. Try this web site E-tint.comõ
 
I have a pair of wrap around Costas with my prescription in them. Also have crizal transitions that I wear with my visor.
 
I wear a full face helmet with tinted shield for daytime, and another one with a flip down sunshade for dusk/night. Most sunglasses have arms too big to squeeze between the helmet and my ears, so I wear regular wire framed prescription glasses (Transitions lenses) underneath.
 
I got my transition glasses at Cosco for $ 130. They automatically darken during bright sunlight which fill my need.:doorag:
 
eyewear

Hi Guys and Dolls,
I opted for the cheap comfortable glasses (shatterproof) and I went to wal-mart where they gave me a free trial pair of contact lenses and now That's what I always wear when riding, regardless of helmet type.
 
Nolan helmets with the flip down sun shade. I wear my RX glasses and when the need arises flip down the helmet interior sun shade. The visors come in many shades as well as the sun shades.

I use a light smoke for the outside visor on one helmet and have the blue tint on another. I use a darker interior sunshade for those bright days.
 
Nolan helmets with the flip down sun shade. I wear my RX glasses and when the need arises flip down the helmet interior sun shade. The visors come in many shades as well as the sun shades.

I use a light smoke for the outside visor on one helmet and have the blue tint on another. I use a darker interior sunshade for those bright days.

I also have a Nolan (N104), but there are times (sunset) that even with the internal sun visor down, I wish I would have real sunglasses.

The Nolan clear shield blocks enough UVs to prevent my transition Rx glasses from darkening.

...Ben...
 
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