I need some glasses to protect my contacts from drying and flying debris. Anyone have suggestions??
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Probably any decent wrap sunglasses will do. Many have changable lenses for various weather conditions. Find something that is comfortable that you like. I like Rudy Project personally. Good glasses and not so popular here in the states that I see myself coming around every corner. Oakly, Bolle lots of others that I am sure are just as good.
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I have the San Remo glasses from Specialized. They adapt for the light conditions and my contacts are protected. 🙂
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I prefer Rudy Project, I have the Rydons, they look good and feel really comfy too!, They are a little Pricey, so if it is out of your range then Smith makes some good frame for not too much, might also want to check out Ryders frames. I think that is what they are called, correct me if I am wrong someone.
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I like my bolles. The ones I have are 723s. They are polarized and have anti reflective coating on the inside of the lenses. Very comfortable frames, too. Get them cheap at Campmor.com.
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Oakley 'M' Frames
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sydahbrishinsky said:
I need some glasses to protect my contacts from drying and flying debris. Anyone have suggestions??
http://www.tifosioptics.com/home.html . These are great, reasonably priced glasses. -
I recently bought proclear lenses (so far they seem to do as marketed and stay moist longer) - my eyes dry out in 10 seconds with most contacts.
Anyway onto the topic at hand - I recently picked up a pair of Briko glasses for $100 (3 interchangeable lenses, single piece) at sunglass hut (Australian) on their June discounts. Was very pleased - complete wrap, good vision with head down; so far I've worked out that a gail force wind couldn't make it's way through to my eyes - I guess the shape suits my face.
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For the past 10 years i've had the Performance house brand wrap arounds with interchangable lenses. I like the interchangable lenses but it was time for some new shades, they were ghetto to begin with and after 10 years i felt i'd gotten my money's worth. So i just got a polarized pair of oakley wrap arounds that are 1000 times better, i cant believe the difference.
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