Rx sunglasses

[Prophet Zacharia]

For general use, not cycling specific.

What do you have? 

what do you like?

people rave about Maui Jim. They are spendy, which doesn’t bother me too much as I expect to use them for years, but they don’t seem to accommodate my prescription.

[Wilbur ★]

X-ray.

[Wilbur ★]

Seruously, gradient tinted 100% UV protection lenses.  Made by Nikon but I can’t tell you any more about them.

for cycling, Duals because I only need reading correction. 

[Tizeye]

Thinking about it.  Received a message that need to reschedule my eye exam. Don't really need regular glasses as my current ones are fine. With the annual free frame and other benefits, may think about some Rx sunglasses to augment my Rudy Projects where 2 years ago put new Rx in the clips.

[Longjohn ★]

I use to wear Rex Specs for years. I switched a year ago to non-prescription sunglasses because I have natural mono vision and don’t really need prescription glasses. I do have better depth perception when wearing my glasses.

[maddmaxx ★]

variable tint progressive prescription glasses aviator style relatively large lenses.  Sometimes if I don't need to read anything, or look at the dash in my car I just wear non prescription wrap around biking glasses.  The latter are good for very bright weather such as sun on a snowfield.

[Chris...]

Zenni optical. Online is the only way to go. Everything else is a rip-off 

[bikeman564™]

Now that I have specs, I'd like to get a prescription pair of Oakleys for riding...so I can see my Garmin

[Ralphie ★]

I get WileyX through work. 

[UglyBob]

I have Nike's and they're fine. My choices were limited due to the need for progressive lenses.

[Wilbur ★]

1 hour ago, Chris... said:

Zenni optical. Online is the only way to go. Everything else is a rip-off 

Tried them twice.  Weren’t great lenses for me.  But for non complex issues, zenni is tough to beat.