I have a pair of Chromatic Panoptx (7-Eye) that I keep in my saddlebag for night time or dusty conditions, but I mostly ride with Polarized Oakley Scalpels. Without a windshield, I can cruise at 60 or above without wind in my eyes. It doesn't even affect my contacts.

 

I wear Wilex X Airborn glasses and I also look through the shield of my King. I do notice a little distortion near the top corners of the shield but after a few rides I was use to it. Hopefully this winter I will get a shorter windshield so I can look over it. I think I will much prefer that to looking through it.

Phil

 

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REALLY good product; interchangable lens - TERRIFIC!

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Ride In Peace

 

Glasses, of any kind, are expensive for me (cataract surgery in both eyes). I need trifocal lens for both day and night!! I've always just used the best frames the optometrist sold at the time. Relegating the 'old' frames to sunglasses.
Does anyone know of a company that will fit trifocal lens into their contured 'riding glasses'?

 

I wear Wiley-X and Panoptix and neither are polarized.

 

+1 Local swap meets, 3 or 4 pair for $20. w/ the foam. I'll usually get 1 pair of clear, 1pair of amber then a bunch of dark tints. Get a scratch throw them out!

 

Gatorz

 

My Wiley-X Bricks are the best glasses I've ever owned. Super fit and full wrap vision. Removable gasket. Mine are Rx. I got non-polarized with a flash mirror coating. Polarized glasses will give you problems with LCD guages and other things besides windshields and face shields. Most don't advise polarized for riding.

 

Spy Diablo w/ polarized grey lenses for day riding.

Spy Swoop w/ polarized bronze lenses for night riding.

With both I can switch the lenses to clear if needed.

 

Wiley X with RX for bifocals non-Polarized