Sporting Eyewear

If I need sunnies for triathlons, what brand should I look at? I want something with a good versatile lens, lightweight with some features a variable fit and good look. Where should I start? I don't care about the brand icon, just a good product.
A friend recommended adidas for their versatility, features and so forth... which is better? adidas or oakley? Has anyone tried both? I haven't seen much adidas in the stores here in Australia, so don't know how popular they are.
I need to wear prescription lenses, so I was looking at getting one of those adaptors that attach to my sunnies and I know adidas make those.

i would get oakleys

their products are very versatile and you can get different types of lenses and frames. for running i would get the titanium frames, which are very lightweight and near indestructable. they are also aerodynamic, and stylish too ; ).

good luck

2007-02-14 06:37:43 by frouste

The Ladgecom Sports Sunglasses and Goggles Kit is ideal for extreme sports athletes who take part in cycling, mountain bike, skiing, snowboarding ...

I bought a 9.99 pair of goggles from dick's sporting goods and they are pretty comfortable but I have a problem with sweat running down the inside and they fog a little. I'm sure there is a better pair out there but don't want to spend a ton of money without doing a little research. Thanks!!!

well when i play i wear a headband and it gets most the sweat off the glasses so those 9.99 ones may be perfect try wearing a headband next time

2007-05-31 19:43:03 by davidgherron

Ultra Light-Weight for Maximum Comfort and Fit
great for seeing small objects, tying knots, reading fine print
nearly indestructible frame and magnifier lens

I wear glasses but I take them off whenever I play basketball so I'm practically half-blind whenever I play. I'm one of those people that are scared to put contact lenses on, so I wanted to know what brand he was wearing because it looked like it was durable, comfortable and light-weight.

I saw the game today, I could have sworn that I saw an Oakley design. I wouldn't put it past him, I mean money is not an issue for a Jordan. I hope this helps.

2007-02-02 01:32:00 by 19852007yeah

Price: $59.95

High performance Crystal Nylon flexible frame with an integrated brow bar to completely bock out sunlight from above
A polarized prescription sunglass with bi-focals or progressive lenses can cost $400 to $600. Fitovers Eyewear offers a stylish and fashionable alternative at a fraction of the price.
PolarDynamiX 1.4mm (glass-like) Premium polarized front and side lenses block harmful UV light and annoying glare, while providing natural color definition and enhanced visual acuity, reducing eyestrain

Please check the link below for picture.

http://www.uksportseyewear.co.uk/shopima ges/products/extras/Manteray.jpg

I want to use it for water sports like kayaking.

Shops.

2009-11-16 20:58:30 by 77741210

i have albinism and with corrective lenses, my vision is 20/70. I have a pair of sports eyewear but i'm wondering whether i can be allowed to play with that vision.

I wouldn't advise you...

2010-02-25 16:14:52 by Onyedikachi