Rigid Contact Lenses - Glasses

Before I needed to wear glasses I wore smith sunnies with a wrap around, interchangeable lenses. Something like these

I'd go for something a similar shape, with a non fog lenses but cheap enough to bin when they inevitably get scratched.

I was going to suggest banana industries but their wrap around glasses are £40

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Banoptics Performance Eyewear, riding, hiking, driving — bananaindustries

These are the big ones. The industry disruptor. They allow you to easily adapt like a chameleon to whatever function fits the weather or occasion. We provide you with 3 premium lenses to fully cater to all weather conditions. From riding, hiking to driving these chameleons have got you covered!  Included : Protective c

Have you considered prescription riding glasses? I rate my Rad8 glasses, and stopped using contact lenses for riding many moons ago.

I wear contact lenses, so I never ride without glasses to protect my eyes. After trying many pairs over the years, I find that my favourite pair are Oakley Sutros. They protect my eyes from tearing in wind, or in the unlikely case that im descending very fast. The coverage and range of vision is excellent. I use photo chromatic lenses, but for dark, I’d prefer clear.

ive got a pair of rudy project ryders which have an interchangeable lens , i wear them over contacts. I am pretty happy with them, plus i use them for winter sports too. Loads of lenses available

I am terrible for losing or scratching glasses so I have moved away from expensive brands to safety glasses from Screwfix. Their Bolle range are decent quality and about £10 so getting different pairs for different conditions does not break the bank.

I mostly stick with Oakley of some description. Not sure i would now i hear their warranty has been diluted so much, but i've got ~30 year old pairs still in immaculate condition, so it's not generally been a big issue. Being able to get extra lenses has been something of a bonus.

M frames and half jackets were my go to.

Is it keratoconus? Thai is what I have, so I have to use contact lenses to ride. I wear clear Smith glasses, or I used to wear Bolle safety glasses. It's a pain riding behind someone in dry dusty conditions, so keep some eye lubricant/saline with you!

Another recommendation for Rad8

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Rad8 504 - Photochromic Lenses, Black Frame Cycling Glasses
– Rad8 CYCLINGglasses

A full frame design for extra stability and protection. The traditional design provides good eye coverage but still allows a good airflow to keep the lenses clear. The Rad8 Photochromic lenses start clear and darken in sunlight, great for night riding and all year round riding. Robust full frame design provides a close fit for maximum protection from road and trail debris. Replaceable lenses and frames to keep you riding year in year out. Durable anti-fog coating keeps your vision clear even on slow speed ascents. These lenses are perfect for most riding conditions (Including night rides) and superb if you are regularly in and out of shady, wooded areas, or for all year round riding.

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Is it keratoconus? Thai is what I have, so I have to use contact lenses to ride. I wear clear Smith glasses, or I used to wear Bolle safety glasses. It's a pain riding behind someone in dry dusty conditions, so keep some eye lubricant/saline with you!

Yes, exactly that. Thanks 👍

Thanks for the reply’s and advice everyone.