Corrective eye glasses, what to do?
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I'm needing eye glasses now for normal vision. For years it's just been for reading purposes. What do you guys who also need them do when riding? I've never had to think about this. My riding glasses have always been the ones that have the foam inlay to keep any wind out, I like these the best. How in the world am I gonna wear glasses under these glasses?
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I have two pair - normal (non-riding) + prescription sunglasses (riding) & when I ride @ night there's a pair I use that fit mt FF helmet(s). Biggest factor to consider is a frame that's comfortable + fits your helmet/goggles. Most places have "wrap-around" frames & I'd start there...good luck!
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I wear my regular glasses under my helmet and prescription sunglasses when it's sunny....never been a problem.......
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Most goggles can be made with prescription lenses. The cheapest I found after an extensive search were from Bobster. They have the foam liners you mentioned, and they transition from light to dark, depending upon the conditions. The lenses intially popped in and out too easily to suit me, so I glued them in. I'm still wearing them 4 years later.