Cycling shades suggestions???

I use the Madison ones - d'Arcs, I think. They seem to serve well enough that there's no need for
anything more expensive.

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I'm looking for a good pair of cycling sunglasses preferably with interchangeable lenses.

These are cheap and cheerful. I have a really bad habit of scratching the lenses, so I find that
buying cheap and replacing often works well for me.
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Neil M said:

I'm looking for a good pair of cycling sunglasses preferably with interchangeable lenses. As I wear
contact lenses I find my eyes streaming at any great speed and dirt and grit are a great problem,
so clear lenses that can give total protection are a must. Any recommendations??

Oakley, no question.[1]

[1] Unless you're poor :-)
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Oakley, no question.[1]

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[1] Unless you're poor :-)

Or merely reasonably well off... ;-/

Or something else happens to fit your face better, and thus more comfortably. They're all slightly
different shapes and sizes, just the extent to how insanely expensive they are isn't a useful guide
in itself as to how well they'll work on a given head.

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I have just bought a nice pair with dark, yellow and clear interchangable lenses.

Made by Olypus, reduced from 15 pound to 5 pound at JJB Sports.

No worries when I break them next time I rip my helmet off because a wasp gets trapped in the vents
(like the last ones)

Peter Clinch said:

Ben said:

Oakley, no question.[1]

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[1] Unless you're poor :-)

Or merely reasonably well off... ;-/

Or something else happens to fit your face better, and thus more comfortably. They're all slightly
different shapes and sizes, just the extent to how insanely expensive they are isn't a useful guide
in itself as to how well they'll work on a given head.

The cost thing was a joke.

Yes, they're expensive but I honestly think they're some of the best glasses around. The optics are
superb and the replaceable lenses on M-frames and strong and available in just about any shade you
care to name.
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go for a pair of Rudy Project Rydons or the older Kerosenes "Neil M" <[email hidden]>
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Quoted message said:

I'm looking for a good pair of cycling sunglasses preferably with interchangeable lenses. As I
wear contact lenses I find my eyes streaming

at

Quoted message said:

any great speed and dirt and grit are a great problem, so clear lenses

that

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can give total protection are a must. Any recommendations??

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Neil M said:

I'm looking for a good pair of cycling sunglasses preferably with interchangeable lenses. As I
wear contact lenses I find my eyes streaming at any great speed and dirt and grit are a great
problem, so clear lenses that can give total protection are a must. Any recommendations??

Rudy Project Kerosene tinyurl.comkw9eOpen ↗

10 choices of lens.

I've been using a pair of Bloc Stealth's for over a year now, very good coverage, lightweight, and
come with three lenses easily interchanged. Optics are good too. Wiggle www.wiggle.co.uk has them on
special offer for £24.99 right now. Happy cycling!

chris heys

Tenex said:

Neil M said:

I'm looking for a good pair of cycling sunglasses preferably with interchangeable lenses. As I
wear contact lenses I find my eyes streaming at any great speed and dirt and grit are a great
problem, so clear lenses that can give total protection are a must. Any recommendations??

Rudy Project Kerosene tinyurl.comkw9eOpen ↗

10 choices of lens.