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I use this brand of goggles, http://www.bobster.com/ you have a perscription glasses that fits on the frame. Then you have a smoked lens or yellow or clear lens that goes over the perscription. I like mine real well..........
Someone or many may have suggested this since I didn't read through all of the pages on this post; but I use a pair of Guard Dogs http://www.guard-dogs.com/shop/index.php?cPath=30 over the glasses goggles; they work great and have interchangeable lenses so you can use them day or night. Pretty reasonable priced too.
All seriousness intended. Those of you that are thinking about using your prescription glasses or getting prescription lenses made, might want to make sure to consider the shatter factor. Even with a windshield, one little rock can ruin your day, or your eye. I think the high quality poly carb lenses are well worth it.
What model Oakleys do you have. I have astigmatism as well and it is hard to find a good pair of riding glasses. Yours seem to be on point with what I need. Thanks.
Before Lasik surgery, I just always bought glasses that came with clip on sunglasses. They attached with small magnets at the top and I never had an issue with them coming loose or flying off for that matter. I also liked them because if i went into a building I just had a small pair of clip on sunglasses to hold as opposed to having another pair of glasses.
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