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I am very nearsighted so it has to be Rx lenses for me.
My 7-8 year old Oakley Gascans are actually still in decent shape and I have loved them, but my prescription has changed and I shouldnt be wearing them while riding.
so, I ordered 7eye Derby glasses with my updated Rx and photo chromatic lenses. They were north of $300! I hope they last as long as the oakleys
This is what i've been wearing for years . We wore these at work on the job too. I have boxs of them in every color out there. Harbor Freight sells them to i think. I really like them because they keep the wind out better than any other glasses i have tried. If you booger them up i toss them. Nice and lite too. No outer rim to distract your line of sight either.
Over the years, I've tried all sorts of pricey brand names - Panoptix, Wiley-X, Oakley, etc... and I keep coming back to plain old safety glasses. I buy them in 10 pack boxes (gray for day riding, and yellow for night riding) on Amazon. The price tends to vary between $15.00- $20.00 per box (so a buck fifty to two bucks a piece). I've seen these go for 10+ bucks a piece at MC rallies, and HD dealers usually charge 20+ a piece (but you get the HD logo on them, haha!). For what i pay I just chuck 'em when the arms come loose, or the lenses get messed up (which is actually very rarely).,
I have bought a few of these and love them. They are now the only glasses I wear on or off the bike. They have foam in them which helps with debris in the eyes.
Amazon.com: 3 Pairs Motorcycle Riding Glasses Padded Frame Lens Block 100% UVB for Outdoor Activity Sport (10-Matte/Shiny Black, Grey, Blue Mirror, Silver Mirror): Clothing
I've been riding with 3M Virtua CSS Protective Gray Anti-fog Safety Glasses for a few years now.
They fit great and block almost all wind. Plus they are safety glasses which makes me feel like I have a little more protection than regular sunglasses.
They also come in clear for night riding.
Clear version of these are what I wear at night/ early morning.
Aulley Park on Amazon. Paid less than 20 bucks I think. They come with 3 sets of removable lenses, a velcro strap and hard case. They fit good and keep the wind out of my eyes.
Aulley Park on Amazon. Paid less than 20 bucks I think. They come with 3 sets of removable lenses, a velcro strap and hard case. They fit good and keep the wind out of my eyes.
They look not bad, and cheap if you lose them......
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