Clear KD's and yellow KD's. For me they are the least likely to blow off when turning my head. Plus, they're cheap. I keep an extra pair around for emergency.

 

Some $7 clear ones from Lowes. They fit great and are frameless. They look pretty cool actually.

 

I got prescription sunglasses from a place called RidersEye online and love them. The price was good, the service was great, and the turn around was fast. They look good and are padded to keep the wind out of my eyes. I am planning to order a clear pair next week (they have transitions, I just don't like transition lenses). They also sell them in non-prescription.

 

If you have never worn a 24-7 lense, you don't know what you're missing.... 7Eye(Panoptix), Wiley-X, H-D, etc...all make fine examples. Comfort and no need to fumble for a change regardless of conditions or elements.

 

$20.00 for clear glasses at BadAssbikes here in idaho. foam padded.. real nice.

 

I use some cheapo $9 clear glasses with foam around the eyes that I saw at the local HD dealer. They work fine for early to work riding and getting caught after dark on a ride. Good luck!!

 

Cheap clear safety glasses I get them from work!

 

I used Wiley X for a few years, and they are good. I just got tired of always taking an extra pair of glasses.

I got some HD transition glasses. They work great! Day or night, and at dusk or sunrise

 

HD transition glasses here as well, a bit pricey but worth it.

 

Love my Wiley X Jakes!! Light enough for the morning and night rides, but they also get adequately dark for daytime. They seal well, so no more tears cruising down the highway. That in itself was worth the investment to me!