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Old Feb 3, 2011 | 08:20 PM
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Anyone know of a good place to order some RX glasses for riding? My RX sun glasses work great at slower speeds but when I hit the highway the wind really sucks & it's hard to see. No goggles please!
 
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Old Feb 3, 2011 | 08:24 PM
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Spelled wrong... Panoptx

Maybe they aren't prescription anymore..
 
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Spelled wrong... Panoptx

Maybe they aren't prescription anymore..

They also call themselves 7 spyware if I'm not mistaken.
 
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It was Wiley X I was thinking of

http://www.wileyx.com/prescriptions/...ode=MOTORCYCLE
 
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I got my Rx sunglasses from sportrx.com. They have a removable orbital foam seal which does a good job of keeping out the wind. They have many different styles, mine is the Warrior model. Very pleased with them.
 
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I got my Rx sunglasses from sportrx.com. They have a removable orbital foam seal which does a good job of keeping out the wind. They have many different styles, mine is the Warrior model. Very pleased with them.
This is the same place I got my transition Rx Willey X glasses from. I like them and since they are about three years old soon I'll need a new pair.
 
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Anyone know of a good place to order some RX glasses for riding? My RX sun glasses work great at slower speeds but when I hit the highway the wind really sucks & it's hard to see. No goggles please!
I love Oakley products and have been wearing the Oakley Strike. I find them incredibly comfortable and cut the wind all around.

http://www.oakley.com/products/2023/24029
 
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I like the Wiley X's too, but the best ones so far have been some Bolle's from, of all places, my local Wal-Mart optical shop.
 
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Thanks fellas!!!
 
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