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Actually, I went for the eye exam on Thursday and I had the glasses on Monday.

Sorry for the multi-post. Damn computer f-ed up on me. I hit the "ok" button and it kept on loading. Maybe it was the site even.

 

Got a case of deja vu

 

Do you wear a helmet? I had a similar problem, retnal detachment, and had to wear glasses. I just picked up 2 snap-on face shields, tinted and clear for $20 ea. and use with my regular glasses. May not look as "cool" but an inexpensive solution for the season.

 

I use two pair of prescription goggles:

1) WileyX which have tinted transition lenses;
2) Panoptix clear lenses with bi-focals for night riding.

Neither one was expensive ($250+), but they are comfortable and work well.

 

what he said ^ i have a friend who uses Wiley X, XL the lens is shaped like any other pair of glasses and they can be used as either goggle or glasses.
not really that sure about SG1's i dont know anyone who has then with a prescription.
sorry to hear about your eye.

 

I don't understand do you where glassesall of the time now. If so why not get Lasic surgery. I had it done around 4 years ago and that was the best thing I have ever done in my life. Now I just throw on a pair of shades and ride.

 

Wiley X for me. Bought a set of Polarized grey lenses for the bright and clear lenses for the dark. Had them about 2 months and they work great. I like being able to switch the lensesinstead of carrying 2 pairs of goggles. Also a thing to keep in mind. The older we get.Our eyes dry out easier. This can cause an infection. Not a good thing. Which is why I switched to goggles.

 

my over the glasses goggles kick butt. i love em.
very comfortable and my glasses dont bonce around when i'm riding anymore.

http://www.globalvision.us/menupages...fitter24yt.php

 

My wife got me a pair of Rudi Projects. Black with transition lenses. They do the job, and are prescription