Prescription Transition Riding Glasses
#1
Prescription Transition Riding Glasses
Where is the best place or website to order Prescription Transition riding sunglasses? My contacts are always bothering me so I was thinking about prescription sunglasses, and so I didn't have to order two pair was thinking about transition lenses. Any advise would be great. Thank you.
#2
Opticsplanet.com is a good source for script eyewear including safety/riding options. I've been through many pairs of riding glasses and found the best thing for me are goggles that are big enough to fit over my prescription glasses but slim enough to still look decent. The latest pair I have came with 3 different lenses (yellow, clear, smoke), fit over my glasses, and don't look all that bad. Most importantly they are about 10% of the cost of transition prescription riding glasses.
Last edited by lk3k9; 04-04-2012 at 02:54 PM.
#3
I bought some online from SportRx ... I did a little shopping around and comparing prices on the internet after seeing a handful of ads in American Iron magazine ... found SportRx to be the best price I could find in a couple of days of dicking around ...
A little over a year ago I gave around $150 (don't recall the exact price) for transition lenses with prescription ... basic color is amber (for night riding) so that added a little to the base price ...
On the particular frame I got, the right temple broke after about 6 months (and then the replacement broke within a week or two) ... they were really good about replacing them ... both times ... have not had any issues with the glasses since them ... working like a champ ...
The frame style has a place on the temple where an elastic strap can be clipped in to hold them on like goggles ... when the temple broke, I temporarily cut off the left side at the same place and used the strap to hold them on ... worked pretty well and I was considering letting it ride ... but, when the temples arrived in the mail, I replaced them ...
My prescription is really mild ... don't use glasses on a routine basis ... but, at night I found I was squinting to read signs ... so, I really like having the prescription transition lense sunglasses ...
R/
'Chop
A little over a year ago I gave around $150 (don't recall the exact price) for transition lenses with prescription ... basic color is amber (for night riding) so that added a little to the base price ...
On the particular frame I got, the right temple broke after about 6 months (and then the replacement broke within a week or two) ... they were really good about replacing them ... both times ... have not had any issues with the glasses since them ... working like a champ ...
The frame style has a place on the temple where an elastic strap can be clipped in to hold them on like goggles ... when the temple broke, I temporarily cut off the left side at the same place and used the strap to hold them on ... worked pretty well and I was considering letting it ride ... but, when the temples arrived in the mail, I replaced them ...
My prescription is really mild ... don't use glasses on a routine basis ... but, at night I found I was squinting to read signs ... so, I really like having the prescription transition lense sunglasses ...
R/
'Chop
#5
you can get a great pair of wiley x prescription lenses and frames with transition lenses on opticsplanet.com . I have bought several pairs of glasses from them and they are top notch . Another option is to buy a pair of wiley x frames from them with the case and foam padding and have your local eye glasses place get lenses to fit them. I have done both and both work out well.
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