Being old and decrepit now I'm starting to find it a pain riding without prescription glasses. Trouble is, I don't like getting mud or manure in my eyes. What's the best equivalent of Endura Stingrays? I don't want inserts - rubbish experience with them in goggles.
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Recommend me prescription bike glasses
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Posted 1 year ago #
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optilabs
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Optilabs...
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Oakleys
I like the Half Jacket XLJs for good coverage/wrap-around.
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Depends upon your prescription. I use Rudy Project Exception which are great with the ImpactX photochromic lenses.
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£300+ for Oakley Perscription's really put me off, especially for throwing when yourself downhill on a bicycle in the mud.
So I went to a local optician (Blink in Kiddy) and they did me a set of cheap sport frames with (kodak?) reactor-light lense for just over a £100, I'm very happy (had my normal glasses & sunglasses updated too, as they were so reasonable).
Try your local opticians, you maybe suprised.Posted 1 year ago # -
Thanks aP. Prescription is pretty mild with astigmatism
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If your prescription is pretty mild then optilabs will probably do what you want. Mine is quite severe and the Exception are about the only frames that work.
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