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Prescription Eyewear

I ride over 50k miles a year and only use Wiley x Air Rage for over 20 years

Air rage Wiley x ---5 star---gasket that come swith them terrible

I ride over 50k miles a year and only use Wiley x Air Rage for over 20 years, I have tried everything you can think of, But when it got to where I had to wear glasses to read the speedo, and GPS...They are a must


I used to go thru about 10-15 plus glasses goggles a year, and that gets really expensive....


My air rage cost me about $450.00 and they are great, I break a ear peace or wear something out and several times I have contacted them and mailed the broke ones back to them and they have mailed me back new ones....

you can just pop the lenses out and put them back into new frames....The air rage style did change the shape of the lens a few years back....

This is the first pair of perscription glases that actually transitioned as quick when going thru tunnels and such, and great for riding @ night...

The gaskets on them do Suk and the foam seperates from the plastic within a few months....depending on where you travel the gaskets on that model may not be as important

As I also have a small head, I wear a 6-7/8" cap, these glsses fit snug and have never lost a pair while on the road....
 
Depending on the suitability to your helmet for glasses or goggles I would still take either of those in transtions lenses.

I live in Australia and glasses are hideously expensive compared to there and so I am limited to just what I build up over the years so with full face I have to take both with me, now I am moving back onto a motorcycle and will rig myself up appropriately I will likely get transtions goggles and probably sunglasses as well.

The thing about glasses frames as we all know is you need something that is going to cover your eyes, not impair your vision and yet when stationary not fog up on your eyes as mine are prone to do I just had to get used to moving them away from my face a couple of mm's to get enough airflow to prevent that when stationary.
 
I'm trying a pair of Wiley X Prescription Transitions. Hopefully they do the job when riding with a half helmet or naked head!:doorag:
 
I almost always wear a half shell and the foam around the eye piece keeps bugs and stuff out and just enough air in to keep you cool. I'm a big fan if Wiley X. Had this pair for three years now.


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