Eye Pro for Glasses wearers

[freeman]

What do peeps recommend for eye pro for those that need prescription glasses?

Me and my son are getting into skirmishing, we both wear glasses. I can stick some contacts in on game days, but he doesn't use contacts.

Any body found any good eye pro that can be worn over glasses, or what are the options for goggles/glasses that can have prescriptions added?

[sparrowhawk]

Re: Eye Pro for Glasses wearers

search "prescription"

[freeman]

Re: Eye Pro for Glasses wearers

Cheers, searched a few things. Now looking @ Bolle Tracker 2's. Searching "Glasses" wasn't helpful lol

[sparrowhawk]

Re: Eye Pro for Glasses wearers

if you are planning on getting prescription lenses, don't go through the high street, as they are really expensive and there is a very cheap online alternative

[druid799]

Re: Eye Pro for Glasses wearers

I use bolle trackers with inserts , really comfortable , don't affect vision at all , bit of anti-fog start of game day then top up once or twice through out the the day (air temp dependent ) love em !

[colinjallen]

Re: Eye Pro for Glasses wearers

I use the Bolle tracker 2 with the lenses replaced by a mesh (these are manufactured by HeroShark) and prescription lens inserts. Using the standard plastic lenses with a prescription insert tends to result in fogging issues in the one part that you cannot reach with a cloth.

[GothicGhost]

Re: Eye Pro for Glasses wearers

I use the Bolle Tactical X1000 Goggles RX Model.

Your glasses fit inside so no messing about with prescription lens :D

[MikeG]

Re: Eye Pro for Glasses wearers

I went for:

- Oakley Ballistic M Frame 3.0 (2 lens array - clear & grey)
- Oakley URx lens carrier
- Single vision prescription lenses

Got them through Andy at www.tacticaloptician.co.uk - he's also an airsofter

..and yes I am mentioning a site other than Z1 as they don't provide prescription lenses (to my knowledge)

[chrisbirley]

Re: Eye Pro for Glasses wearers

Like MikeG, i also went for Oakley M Frame 3.0, with the RX insert, but used http://www.specs-by-post.com for the glazing process. the Oakleys themselves are expensive, but its a case of putting a price on your eyes, you only have one set, as has been said many many times before in other posts.