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Wiley-X http://www.wileyx.com/shop/Prescriptions.aspx

 

I have prescription Wiley's which work very good.

 

Thanks for the comments!

I'm getting to be an old f#rt (pushing 49), so contact lenses are not an option, and lasik is a "no way". Plus, I have bi-focals. Anyway,I've checked out a bunch of different ones today and have decided to go with the Wiley X. Great look, and "reasonable" price ($350 with transitional lenses).

Keith [8D]

 

you wont' believe this...

I'm 47, well almost. FINALLY had to get reading glasses a year ago. Had been putting off getting my eyes checked, but it got to where I *KNEW* something was wrong...

Went to the eye doctor and, sure enough. I needed reading glasses.

KNow what they sold me?

HARLEY-DAVIDSON prescription eyeglasses. The REAL DEAL, NAME BRAND HD EYEGLASSES. And they are actually a quality pair of eyeglasses. So much so, that at the end of the year, when I had $100 left over in my own medical spending account, I bought a SECOND PAIR, non-reimbursed.

Just a thought. I know they make great reading glasses. Not sure if they make anything else 'prescription'...

Good luck.

Wayne

 

Panoptx without a doubt. They are by far the best money can by for sports and motorcycling. They specialize in prescription lenses and they also make them in day/night lenses. Go here: http://www.panoptx.com/

 

I had the same problem last year. I got a "low rider" bifocal prescription and got the Panoptx Sirocco model from SportRX.com <http://sportrx.com/order.asp?product_id=P012>. I also added the transition lenses so I don't have to mess with changing glasses when it gets dark. They cost more than I would normally want to pay ($402), but I was going to lose the money anyway.

They don't work for me in my full face helmet because it causes the goggles to ride up too high on my face. I end up only being able to look through the bifocal part, which is akin to being blind for me. They work great in my half helmet, though.

 

I just picked up a pair of Torque brand Sport Goggles at Wal-Mart Vision Center. These are RX goggles, with an adjustable strap. I bought them with sunglass type lenses.
The Frames were $69.00, the lenses about $200.00. I'm pretty satisfied with the results, both under my full face helmet and my open face helmet.
In the Atl, the Wal Mart vision centers are now operated by National Vision Centers.
Bill in GA

 

I just checked those out last night myself. Not bad at all.

 

I am currently trying out Sun Buster glasses. They have the prescription mounted on the nose piece which slips into the lense. It was $174.00 for bifocal lenses and the glasses were 100.00 for the frame and 5 diferent colored lense. NYX sells a similar system as does Praetor. You should be able to google any of the names for dealers. I have used the NYX and Sub Buster for several years while shooting clay targets and they have worked great. Now I have see how they will work in the wind. I know of one dealer in Houston that was selling the NYX frames with two lense of your choice and a case for $65.00, then you sent off for your prescription piece.