Need glasses suggestions

[ushills]

I bought ten, way too heavy duty for cycling. They're goggles, not glasses.

You brought the wrong ones.

These are glasses and good, anti-scratch, anti-fog £7.95

http://www.tooled-up.com/Product.asp?PID=138333

 

[ushills]

You brought the wrong ones.

These are glasses and good, anti-scratch, anti-fog £7.95

http://www.tooled-up.com/Product.asp?PID=138333

Also available from screwfix in smoke as well.

 

[Deleted member 20519]

You brought the wrong ones.

These are glasses and good, anti-scratch, anti-fog £7.95

http://www.tooled-up.com/Product.asp?PID=138333

I feel silly now, I got these ones. http://www.tooled-up.com/Product.asp?PID=152834&Referrer=googleproductsearch

 

[ushills]

I feel silly now, I got these ones. http://www.tooled-up.com/Product.asp?PID=152834&Referrer=googleproductsearch

They look great for skiing or downhill MTB.

 

[Deleted member 20519]

They look great for skiing or downhill MTB.

Great for the winter and when you get caught in an acid downpour.

 

[Spiky Simon]

+1 to what rb58 suggests.
I have the DHB Pro Triple Lens and they are excellent for the price.

+1, i also have the dhb pro triple lens. Good value IMO

 

[Hamm]

Sunwise glasses are pretty awesome in my opinion and for under £30 a pair too.

Click for link!

 

[Andrius.B]

Wow, sunwise really looks amazing.
Anyway, I bought The dhb pro triple lens.

 

[TonyEnjoyD]

DHB stuff from Wiggle is usually highly recommended and even their top of the range is well within your budget. In your budget range, they'll be one size fits all. Linky

Those pro triples look v nice

 

[Andrius.B]

My dhb pro triple lens glasses have just arrived, but unfortunately the glasses sit a few mm lower then they should. I guess I will have to improvise something and modify the nose piece somehow to make the glasses sit a few mm higher.

 

[Nigelnaturist]

3 or 4 quid in aldi if there are any left in your local one

Got the last pair today, clear, yellow tints and shades. £4 with case and neck band.

 

[snorri]

I bought some Aldi glasses, cant complain for the money but with something as crucial as your eyesight, I wouldn't recommend them, mine were very prone to steaming up, also had some sort of optical issue where they made me feel very high up when on the bike (i.e. they messed with my depth perception in some way), might have been something unique to my optical needs, but all in all, I found them to be marginally dangerous.

If it's any comfort to you, I had precisely the same 'optical issue' with my Madison glasses and probably spent quite a bit more for them than you did for your Aldis.

 

[MrC]

The planet x range are good. You can get one with three lensed, one of which is photochromic for 40. I find the photochromic very uweful for British summer...

 

[goody]

Screwfix £4.99 clear for winter and smoke for summer
http://www.screwfix.com/p/jsp-martcare-safety-specs-grey-lens/53471

 

[Nebulous]

If it's any comfort to you, I had precisely the same 'optical issue' with my Madison glasses and probably spent quite a bit more for them than you did for your Aldis.

That's bizarre - I've had the same. I've been cycling to work on an Edinburgh bike tourer with a more relaxed frame. The last twice I've been on my roadbike I've gone through a point where looking down it appears as though I'm a huge distance from the road, like having a bike on stilts. I put it down to changing bikes, from the EBC one back to my allez, but thinking about it both times I was wearing my lidl glasses.

Another strange thing is that I had a pair last year, that I subsequently lost, and I can't remember having any trouble with them!