cycling with glasses

Dej Wrote:
and not sunnies/bunnings safety glasses!
my eyesight is pretty crapola when im not wearing glasses.
its especially bad when i wear glasses all day, then take them off t
ride
home.
its not bad that i cant see cars, the colour of traffic lights etc, bu
it
may end up being the case one day?
so what do the glasses wearers do? wear contacts? wear shade
prescription
glasses?
not that ive had a case of glasses falling off while riding, bu
reading
glasses cost $$$ so the thought of there being a remote chance o
dropping
them kinda puts me off.

??

Prescription sunnies with transitions lenses are the go (get the lense
replaced when you buy them). Perfect for mornings when it's dark whe
you leave home, and perfect for afternoon/night track carnivals o
indoor events. Find a shop doing buy one get one free deals next tim
you're buying a pair of glasses.

The contacts option is really bad, you'll end up with red eyes an
contacts stuck to your eyes

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Prescription sunnies with transitions lenses are the go (get the

For the sake of the record, "Transitions®" lenses are a registered trademark
name. The generic name is photochromatic lenses. And don't let anyone try
to tell you they're anything new. I've been using them for more than twenty
years.

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Prescription sunnies with transitions lenses are the go (get the


For the sake of the record, "Transitions®" lenses are a registered trademark
name. The generic name is photochromatic lenses. And don't let anyone try
to tell you they're anything new. I've been using them for more than twenty
years.

Weren't they only available in glass originally? I remember trying a
pair but they were literally too heavy!

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Jack Russell

Let's not get too pedantic, DRS. I hope the "Transitions®" people don'
sue me now for not using an ®. Off to go for a ride with my Walkman® o
so I can go for a swim in my Speedos® at the beach.



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[...]

Prescription sunnies with transitions lenses are the go (get the

For the sake of the record, "Transitions®" lenses are a registere
trademark
name. The generic name is photochromatic lenses. And don't let anyon
try
to tell you they're anything new. I've been using them for more tha
twenty
years.

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Jack Russell Wrote:
Weren't they only available in glass originally? I remember trying a
pair but they were literally too heavy!


Nope, polycarbonate, similar weight to normal sunnies (except they'r
thicker at the edges for obvious reasons - just like coke® bottles)

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Jack Russell Wrote:
Weren't they only available in glass originally? I remember trying a
pair but they were literally too heavy!

Nope, polycarbonate, similar weight to normal sunnies (except they're
thicker at the edges for obvious reasons - just like coke® bottles).

That's not true. They were only available in glass *originally*.

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