Personally I went out and paid $150 for a pair of shades, took them to the glasses gettin place and had them order me lenses. When the lenses came in they swapped them out for me.

 

This may be an old folk reply but I use the slip over glasses polarized sunglasses from Walmart - they don't look too dorky and protect over the top and around the sides so wind and sun cant get around. I think they go for around $18

 

I got an evaluation for toric contact lenses. I now wear them specifically for riding and doing outdoor stuff. Good for 8 hour wear. Now I can wear sealed wrap around sunglasses or just drop my visor. Really opens up peripheral vision. I still need glasses for reading. What a difference.

 

I had some expensive Oakley's but never did like them while on the bike so:

For prescription biker sun glasses I bought "Liberty Sport - Biker" sunglasses at Wal-Mart and had my prescription with Polarized lens installed. It was way less than $200.

They are so comfortable, I also bought some clear glasses for night time riding. They were right around $100.

These do not have the foam around the eye cups. My Wal-Mart had several colors about three different styles for bike riding.

 

I love my WileyX Blinks. Got the transition lenses (a compromise but they work day and night) and the full 8 base curve. Seem really clear, even in periferal vision. I've heard that they now refuse to deal direct for Rx which makes it more expensive. The removable foam gasket is a great idea. You must get the lenses in full curve to be effective.
Just replaced my stock 12" windshield with the Clearview 8" recurve. Works great.

 

I wear glasses. I got the 8" Recurve windshield. No more problem.

 

I have Wiley X's and love them. I don't have an Rx on them. I just use the polarized lensed and at night swap them out to the clear.

 

I went the prescription eyeglass route for a lot of years then I heard an ad for $600 Lasix eye surgery. I went to their free exam and they convinced me they had done thousands of them. For me it was the best $600 I ever spent. It's good to be free of glasses again.

The 4" windscreen was too short for me and caused all kind of buffeting. I tried the stock 11" and it was too tall as I was either lowering my head to look through it or raising my head to look over it. A 9" fit me perfect. I hear the Klockwerks are better for front end buffeting.

 

yep, can now wear off the shelf glasses (thanks us army for all them sunglasses/goggles you gave me that i can now wear!)

18 months, no interest, was well worth it.

 

I wear recspecs precscription I have the MAXX 30 model.
http://www.sportrx.com/search_result...nd=rec%20specs

WillieC