Prescription Glasses & Sunglasses
#21
I use Wiley X, with a progressive lens and Transitions Drivewear technology.http://www.drivewearlens.com/home.php?flashchange=8
I also have them digitally cut, for less distortion on the curve.
They work very well.
I also have them digitally cut, for less distortion on the curve.
They work very well.
#23
I'm "lucky" in being totally farsighted, so I really don't need vision correction to ride. On the FXR (no windshield), I can get away with $10 cheapo goggles.
Only problem is I can't read the gauges at all. My near vision is zippo.
On the FLHTC (windshield) I just wear my regular trifocals (old man talking). The only thing about those is you have to get accommodated to how the various segments of the lens can screw with your head. Shoulder checks in particular.
Only problem is I can't read the gauges at all. My near vision is zippo.
On the FLHTC (windshield) I just wear my regular trifocals (old man talking). The only thing about those is you have to get accommodated to how the various segments of the lens can screw with your head. Shoulder checks in particular.
I have 2 pair of prescription transition lenses with the removable foam inserts. First pair was Wiley X and the second pair I bought about a year later is the Liberty Sport, got them at local Wal-Mart vision center. I keep the Wiley X pair in the saddlebag for back-ups and wear the Liberty Sport most of the time.
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#29
For those that do not need distance correction and only need reading assistance.
To see the gauges and such.
Crossfire makes the ES4...just ebay and search Crossfire ES4 and whatever number you need 1.5, 2.0 or whatever and then look at the clear or bronze.
Nice product and under $15 USA dollars shipped most times.
To see the gauges and such.
Crossfire makes the ES4...just ebay and search Crossfire ES4 and whatever number you need 1.5, 2.0 or whatever and then look at the clear or bronze.
Nice product and under $15 USA dollars shipped most times.
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