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  • matthewmountain
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    I need some prescription sun glasses for biking, skiing, running etc. I can’t afford Oakleys are there any alternative sports glasses which would do the job?

    Thanks

    Matthew

    thejesmonddingo
    Full Member

    How much are Oakleys?

    tandemwarriors
    Full Member

    I use Adidas Evil Eye with the prescription insert. Very happy with them and you’re not tied to a single colour lens.

    globalti
    Free Member

    Just pick up some standard sunglasses and ask an optician to glaze them.

    Even better, ask your optician to tell you the name of the backstreet bodger in your town where all the opticians send the repair jobs (when they’ve failed to persuade the punter to buy a new pair) and pay the bloke a visit – he will know a man who can glaze any frame for you, even cheapo ones from Decathlon. Then get a couple made up and if you lose them you haven’t lost much.

    Simples.

    slparsons
    Free Member

    Try googling Optilabs.

    mav12
    Free Member

    google cocoons

    DickBarton
    Full Member

    Adidas evil eye II for me…like them a lot.

    damitamit
    Free Member

    cheapest I’ve had is buying a pair of BBB powerview frames (the rimmed model) (http://www.pro-bike.co.uk/22030-powerview-2-glasses.html)

    and then getting optilabs.co.uk to glaze them. ~ £90 for photochromic lenses.

    Xylene
    Free Member

    Bolle 867 safety glasses with tinted lenses and script ~90 quid.

    Northwind
    Full Member

    Have you ruled out contacts? Miles better option IMO.

    cookeaa
    Full Member

    I’m using Bolle safety specs with clear lenses at the minute… there are a few RX and non RX options about have a bit of a google…

    Kuco
    Full Member

    I use Adidas evil eye II with the insert. Plus if you scratch the lens it’s only about £30 for new ones (not the insert) Another plus if I do wear my contacts I just unclip the insert and their normal sunglasses 🙂

    ebygomm
    Free Member

    What’s your prescription? If it’s too high you’ll be more limited in what you can get.

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