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Take a look at Nannini. They are pretty classic looking (almost like the old WWII pilots) but you can order them with internal frames for prescription lenses. I wore mine (without prescription) all through the winter because they are also pretty good with not fogging.
http://www.nanninigoggles.com/
http://www.nanninigoggles.com/
Last edited by kkinderen; 03-11-2009 at 06:55 PM. Reason: spelling
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My wife is going with a pair of Wiley-X.
However, I am a super-tight a@@ so I bought a set off of Ebay (just arrived today actually). They are a $30 set off of Ebay. They work great and don't look too bad. They are goggles though and not sunglasses so keep that in mind.
I went with the All-Star Goggles with smoke and clear lenses. If they don't work they were only $30 bucks.
I searched and searched and they seemed to be the best bang for my buck. I guess I am getting old.
However, I am a super-tight a@@ so I bought a set off of Ebay (just arrived today actually). They are a $30 set off of Ebay. They work great and don't look too bad. They are goggles though and not sunglasses so keep that in mind.
I went with the All-Star Goggles with smoke and clear lenses. If they don't work they were only $30 bucks.
I searched and searched and they seemed to be the best bang for my buck. I guess I am getting old.