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  • Prescription sunglasses reglazing – recomendations
  • IHN
    Full Member

    I snapped my riding glasses on Wednesday, balls, but I’ve been needing a new pair for a while anyway as the prescription’s really old.

    I’m a great fan of buying some cheapy frames and getting them reglazed by one of the online places, and a number of times I’ve used Reglaze Glasses Direct, but their prices seem to have crept up and they’re not the bargain they once were.

    So, has anyone used anyone else that they’d recommend?

    (and I know my local optician could do it, but they’ve just had a frankly disgusting amount of money from me for my everyday wear glasses, and I’m not prepared to spend anything like that on riding specs)

    weeksy
    Full Member

    I’ve used 1-2 places, but none seem better or worse than the others… it all comes down to which options in terms of anti-scratch, glare, etc gives you the best deal at the time.

    Extreme Eyewear and Opticians Direct have been 2.

    slowjo
    Free Member

    Optilabs have been pretty good IME.

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    footflaps
    Full Member

    I use https://www.onestopeyecare.co.uk/

    Not sure what the current prices are as both my riding sets are quite old (and scratched) now!

    markoc1984
    Full Member

    I’ll second Optilabs, used them several times and thought that the lenses were actually better than the glasses I’ve got from the local opticians.

    esselgruntfuttock
    Free Member

    Ok I’ll say it.
    Asda.
    I’ve had both prescription varifocal sunny’s & varifocal inserts on my Rudy Project’s with absolutely no trouble.
    Ok, they got the inserts wrong the 1st time but soon sorted it are spot on now.

    joebristol
    Full Member

    All 3 pairs of glasses I’ve had done have been the company you mention in the op.

    Latest ones I bought some Rad8 frames (£15) to try on at home. Then found out they literally only do photocromic lenses. Wanted clear polycarbonate lenses just with anti scratch / anti glare coating. So sent them to reglaze glasses direct. Superb job and they’ve turned out well good. Think it was £85 for the glazing.

    northernsoul
    Full Member

    I used RxSport for my Rudy Projects and have been very happy – though they were expensive. They are varifocal and photochromic (Gen 8) with an anti-glare coating and have been absolutely spot on. I’ve never regretted the cost given the resulting benefits in terms of ride enjoyment. I like that Asda suggestion though – I might look in to that next time.

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