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[icky]

Trying to find cycling glasses that I can wear in conjunction with prescription lenses without them being both ridiculously expensive and so large they make you look like a bug any ideas

 

[vernon]

Your question might generate more responses in the Pro Cycling and Technical forums where the serious cyclists reside.

 

[ianrauk]

Or even in the Cycling Accessories forum

 

[Bobby Mhor]

He needs the glasses to find his way there

 

[vernon]

Or even in the Cycling Accessories forum

I'm not a serious enough cyclist to be aware of this forum's presence.

 

[cosmicbike]

These are nice, I used them for many years for flying, but also good for cycling..

http://www.modelglasses.com/products.html

 

[DooDah]

Your question might generate more responses in the Pro Cycling and Technical forums where the serious cyclists reside.

Personally I think the "serious cyclists" reside in the beginners forum where they just take the p*** and are rude to people. But just my opinion

 

[ASC1951]

These are nice, I used them for many years for flying, but also good for cycling..
http://www.modelglasses.com/products.html

They only seem to do frames or slip-ons, not prescription lenses - if that is what the OP means, fine.
OTOH if he wants cycling glasses containing prescription lenses, a lot of us use http://www.optilabs.com/site/prods.php?pfid=0,8,11,17 Not cheap but excellent quality and a very good service. They have also re-lensed mine twice as my prescription changed.