Prescription Glasses For Mountain Biking - What You Need To Know!

[@paulbradford6475]

I use an old pair of prescription bi-focal safety glasses from my old job. I removed the side shields with a Dremel tool to allow for better peripheral vision. They work, but my prescription may require stronger lenses in the future, so be aware that there's a prescription limit as to what a company like Oakley will accommodate in the frames. In my case I priced a pair of motorcycle glasses that might've worked that cost nearly $600. That's way over my budget. The search continues. Good video.

[@adonikam1]

EXCELLENT EXCELLENT VIDEO!!

[@scarinko]

hello, you don't have a problem seeing through the glasses when your head is tilted more and you look into the space between the frame and the inserted lenses

[@SnowAngelfish]

No, im actually not sure what you mean. Normal glasses these days are polycarbonate and do not shatter like glass and are impact resistant as well. That is the normal today. Glass lenses are not normal and few places make them anymore. So you can wear your normal glasses but yes its better to get a goggle style frame lens combo that increases your peripheral and overall field of view and give better protection.

[@PersonGamma]

Contacts?

[@julian2719]

Thanks mate. Helpful

[@dynsmercado2331]

whats the brand and model of the glass frame?

[@mint-fi7gw]

Oakley jawbreaker.

[@bryaneditiontv600]

Todays glasses arent made of glass anymore. The lenses of today are made out of plastic. They can still do pretty nasty cuts. My sister almost got blind on one eye and had to do some stiches on her eyebrow

[@BenjaminRadoslovich]

I have to say the lenses inside of the lenses, looks pretty strange. I have never seen that before.

[@rogueblader]

What about prescription goggles

[@Andy-co6pn]

Very helpful thanks 👍