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tifosis are fairly inexpensive and actually very decent for polycarbonate lenses. Styling is okay, but the optics are very good--very little distortion means you won't get a headache/eyestrain (happens to me with cheapie glasses).
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Ray Ban Wayfarers or Oakley Frogskins with croakies. Done.
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Two words: Rudy Project.
Get one that wraps around your head nicely. I rock the Rydon and I love it. Pricey, but good. Comfy, light, durable. And you can buy all the bits separately, so if one part craps out you can replace it for real cheap. 2/3 the price of an Oakley or less, doesn't look like crap and works the same. |
I wear motorcycle goggles until it gets to be about 60 degrees, then I can wear sunglasses.
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Originally Posted by mrwhite
What's wrong with roadies?
http://www.fyxomatosis.com/images/news/briko.jpg http://www.fyxomatosis.com/images/news/macciato.jpg |
^ search for hairnet in the cycling section on ebay. There is usually one a week. Sometimes Cinelli ones. They go for about $50. But honestly, the word is that they don't do too much for you.
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Originally Posted by seaneee
^ search for hairnet in the cycling section on ebay. There is usually one a week. Sometimes Cinelli ones. They go for about $50. But honestly, the word is that they don't do too much for you.
i wear rydons with prescription lenses. they are the awesome! |
Originally Posted by Jonny Pockets
I know i've posted this one a few times, but hey:
http://oregonstate.edu/~tudorj/misc/bolles.jpg Some Bolle's I picked up at Goodwill. |
Originally Posted by fixedude
do not do too much for you?? is looking funky not enough these days?! geez.;)
oh yeah, and i have prescription oakley half jackets. basically the most popular roadie sunglasses ever. |
Rudy Kalyos. But I'm a roadie :)
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Modern Amusment 14's. Like wayfers, but just a bit of wrap. The green lenses let me wear them even when it's not super sunny and the only cost $29 bucks. They will never be touched by croakies though. Cheers.
http://us.st11.yimg.com/us.st.yimg.c...s_1947_3026994 |
Nice Shemagh... please don't tell me you bought that at Urban Outfitters though..
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Originally Posted by megatron
i just wanna use the H word so.. so bad.
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rudy project sunglasses are really cool.
otherwise oakley now has transition lenses available. i've got a real nice pair that transition back and for between 30% light transmission to 70% (black to grey). |
Originally Posted by fixie.ninja
If you're willing to spend 100 bucks, check out the stuff at a motorcycle dealership. I bought my shades with my motorbike - Panoptx brand. They have foam seals like goggles, but look and fit like normal sunglasses and they tint in the sun. Keeps the wind out at 70mph.
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Originally Posted by doomkin
rudy project sunglasses are really cool.
otherwise oakley now has transition lenses available. i've got a real nice pair that transition back and for between 30% light transmission to 70% (black to grey). The trick is to look up the % limits and make sure it's enough for you. I'd never buy one that only goes up to 70% cuz that's still pretty dark. Same with the dark end, look up the figure and compare it to other glasses. I think there was a big technological improvement recently: my sister's new glasses go all the way to 95% or so (=perfectly clear), and very quickly. That was not available a few years back. I'm not sure if sunglasses can do the same already. |
I second, third, and fourth the Rudy Project recommendation. Three removable lenses, minimalist "roadie" look, and *gasp* they actually do something for me while riding!
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I switch between aviators for short/slow rides from A to B, and a few pairs of oversized but squarish girl glasses that I get for $20 or less from surf shops, target, or forever 21. None of them are polarized, but graduated tint seems to work pretty well for most conditions.
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get the ones they have at the eye doctor's office.. they are cheap and work really well
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Originally Posted by joy&revolution
Modern Amusment 14's. Like wayfers, but just a bit of wrap. The green lenses let me wear them even when it's not super sunny and the only cost $29 bucks. They will never be touched by croakies though. Cheers.
http://us.st11.yimg.com/us.st.yimg.c...s_1947_3026994 |
I like my current glasses but they fit a touch big.
Does anyone know where I could get something to attach to the swingarm on my glasses to hook behind my ear? I have a strap that runs across the back now to keep 'em from sliping but I'd rather something that just hooks behind the ear. I've looked on-line somewhat but been unable to find anything. sorry to revive this tread but It seemed better then starting a new one. **EDIT** Nevermind I found something like what I was looking for on the Croakies page (not sure how the hell I missed it before). |
smith reactor max on sale--
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Had these for a year w/ no problem except for some scratched lenses: http://www.the-house.com/dynamic/Spy...Crys-thumb.jpg
Was just recently given these by a rich friend who said he's got tons of Oakleys:http://www.zappos.com/images/726/726...6-289556-d.jpg They are amazing so far. |
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