Rhinestone shades or cheap sunglasses?

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  • #945384
    ShawnoftheDread
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    I think a mushroom helmet and giant bug-eye shades sounds perfect. Stick with what you’ve got.

    #945737
    Certifried
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    I always end up scratching the hell out of glasses or sitting on them. So I would always buy the cheapest I could get, especially for sport-type use because I definitely break them doing that. The only pair of shades I have ever had amazing success with is the Liberty Sport shades I have now, because they’re prescription and super expensive (thanks to vision care only about $100 to me)

    #945739
    krazygl00
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    @KelOnWheels 24813 wrote:

    So the frame on my ancient purchased-on-clearance (a common theme of my current cycling gear) pair of Optic Nerves cracked a couple of weeks ago, so I have been riding with my ridiculous giant bug-like sunglasses from Target. So not pro. ;)

    I’ve been looking online for a worthy (aka cheap) replacement – I was thinking the Tifosi Slip as it’s recommended as a good fit for women. (I have a small face, which goes oh-so-well with a giant head, let me tell you.)

    But I went to REI this weekend and tried them on, and they seemed awfully big. On the other hand, I could barely get the Tifosi Wisps on and they pinched mah head. :( The Tyrants seemed a pretty good fit though.

    Any other recommendations for inexpensive medium-smallish eyewear?

    These.

    You just cannot beat that price. And they are among the nicest glasses I’ve ridden with. I had them on my head at the happy hour last night, and Arlingtonrider was asking me about them. At that price, buy two pairs (that’s what I did).

    #945776
    KelOnWheels
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    @krazygl00 25185 wrote:

    These.

    You just cannot beat that price. And they are among the nicest glasses I’ve ridden with. I had them on my head at the happy hour last night, and Arlingtonrider was asking me about them. At that price, buy two pairs (that’s what I did).

    Well those definitely fit my budget! I will try those out :)

    #945778
    dcv
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    i’ve been riding with contractor safety glasses like these:

    http://www.discountsafetygear.com/safety-glasses-dewalt-contractor-pro-indoor-outdoor-radians.html?lsku=SGLDPG52-9D&gclid=CPHd3NXxl7ECFYio4AodGGIHgg

    didn’t even pay for them, got a pair from a GC i worked with. is that ghetto?

    #945779
    KelOnWheels
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    @dcv 25226 wrote:

    i’ve been riding with contractor safety glasses like these:

    http://www.discountsafetygear.com/safety-glasses-dewalt-contractor-pro-indoor-outdoor-radians.html?lsku=SGLDPG52-9D&gclid=CPHd3NXxl7ECFYio4AodGGIHgg

    didn’t even pay for them, got a pair from a GC i worked with. is that ghetto?

    Hey, they’re called PRO safety glasses, right? ;)

    #945782
    Dirt
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    Whatever you get, make sure it has good UV protection. Your eyeballs will thank you in 10 years.

    #945794
    rcannon100
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    I buy ’em cheap, brake them, and buy another pair. And agreed with above, I buy clear safety glasses from the hardware store for clear glass night riding.

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