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  1. I need some glasses to protect my contacts from drying and flying debris. Anyone have suggestions??

  2. 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.

  3. I have the San Remo glasses from Specialized. They adapt for the light conditions and my contacts are protected. 🙂
    specialized.comSBCEqProduct.jsp

  4. 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.

  5. 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.

    TD

  6. Oakley 'M' Frames

  7. 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.

  8. 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.

    😄

  9. 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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