Recommendations for Rx Sunglasses
Hi There,
I wear a pair of Oakley Quarter Jacket sunglasses with Rx lenses. The fit is pretty good but I am looking for something more stylish. Anything larger from Oakley tends to be too large. My head is not “small”, but I’ve just never fit well with most Oakley’s, hence why I wear the Quarter Jacket. I’m also not looking for something with an Rx insert, I would rather have the entire lens made for my Rx. Thoughts based on what I’ve mentioned? |
I would try Roka. I have 4 pairs and they are awesome for cycling and they make rx glasses.
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I get a pai of active sunglasses when I get a new pair of glasses. Not cycling specific. I wear them for all outdoor activities.
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Just get a pair of sunglasses RX an https://www.zennioptical.com I buy my regular glasses there and they can simply do sunglasses too.
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Whatever happened to Lasik anyway?
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Originally Posted by Sy Reene
(Post 22215250)
Whatever happened to Lasik anyway?
Today I still do not need glasses to drive and don’t wear them. I don’t need readers either and I am 60. After 20 years my left eye slightly over corrected at first is now 20/20 or close. My right eye slightly under corrected 20/50. I just wear cheap sunglasses. |
Check out Walmart. They carry Wiley and Liberty sport glasses. Not fancy but not as expensive.
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Oakley makes lots of frames, not just sport ones. I have a pair of Oakley photochromic progressives for general wear. They have the same excellent warranty and post-sales support as their sports eyewear - mine are actually in for a free lens replacement right now; the frame hinge had problems on one side and I dropped them off at my optometrist's to have a look at. They had to go back to Oakley for repair, and the technician said he spotted a few fine scratches and asked if I wanted the lenses replaced as well since they have to be returned anyway. All free of charge.
On the bike I wear Oakley Flak XL, also photochromic. My wife though recently got a pair of Rudy Projects, but hasn't received them yet. She needs a much stronger correction than me. I just have a fair bit of astigmatism, need reading glasses, but am only marginally farsighted; so can drive and do most things without glasses, I just like being able to read fine print from across the room and if I wear glasses for sun and reading I might as well get them fully corrected. But her correction exceeds what Oakley can offer. The RPs she got use a separate insert for the correction. She should probably get lasik to bring her to a broader selection of glasses; she's very nearsighted and also needs prismatics (due to eye misalignment). But she used Oakleys up to the point she can't anymore. |
Originally Posted by WorldIRC
(Post 22214199)
Thoughts based on what I’ve mentioned?
Reduces potential disappointment downstream. |
Originally Posted by Bob Ross
(Post 22216538)
Rather than asking a bunch of strangers on an internet forum What's A Good Eyeglass Frame? ask your optician or optometrist What Eyeglass Frame(s) Will Accomodate My Prescription?
Reduces potential disappointment downstream. |
I wanted to bump this thread as a lot has changed in the last couple years. I am in search of another pair of Rx Cycling glasses. My primary concern with Oakley and Bolle is how thick the lenses end up. Thickness + curvature = drive my brain nuts. My Rx isn't strong by any means, but I am hoping to find a solution to this (other than wearing contacts).
Any one have some thoughts? |
My prescription is -3.5 to -3.75. I bought Oakley half jackets two years ago. I've had several pairs of wrap around frames and no hint of a problem. The technology to make these lenses has been around for close to 15 years. I bought genuine Oakley lenses, as recommended by the seller.
https://www.sportrx.com/oakley-half-jacket-2-0-xl.html |
Originally Posted by DaveSSS
(Post 22892684)
My prescription is -3.5 to -3.75. I bought Oakley half jackets two years ago. I've had several pairs of wrap around frames and no hint of a problem. The technology to make these lenses has been around for close to 15 years. I bought genuine Oakley lenses, as recommended by the seller.
https://www.sportrx.com/oakley-half-jacket-2-0-xl.html |
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Originally Posted by sshakari
(Post 22214232)
I would try Roka. I have 4 pairs and they are awesome for cycling and they make rx glasses.
I have 2 pairs and they are pretty great. Just got a discount code from them for 20% off "FRIEND20-pq7g9q" if it helps. |
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