Sports 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

Brian Kee, Lazer's new vision division, shows us the upcoming 2012 line of eyewear launched today at Bike PressCamp

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: $20.00

Rubber inlay in end of temples for more stability.
High quality lens cleaning bag included
Anti-scratch and anti-fog treated lenses. Soft and comfortable non-slip nosepieces .

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

Price: $22.38 $13.00

Flame resistant foam padding forms a seal to keep out dust and airborne particles
Interchangeable temple/strap included with each pair
Lenses provide 99% protection against harmful UV rays

the website is
http://www.ryderseyewear.com/products/pe rformance

this is the 07 collection for performance.
and i really like this "Salty Dog"
and was wondering if anyone has them?
and how much did you pay for them?


there for sports and i know there 100% UV protection.
Also Mirror coating which is a plus
and Anti-fog, which is awesome.

i know you can't order them online the website says you need to buy it from a dealer aka, store that carries them...

any input is glady appreciated on this kind of eyewear or if you could recommed any others.

thanxs!


=]


.Liz

like 3 million dollars at least, dude.

2008-02-27 21:38:48 by Liz

I have spent half my life watching so called champions of this and champions of that, at snooker, shooting, darts, and they all get away with wearing specs and other forms of eyewear.
I am not talking about having a game down the pub on a Sat afternoon
zargoniu. I have never seen anyone with glasses in the ring for a championship fight. have you ?
arbiter, There was a legless guy who used adapted legs to race and he was disqualified and banned from running in major athletics, so your arguement does not wash.

To reply to zargoniu's answer : Nothing but rules and regulations I think, but yes, I think there is far to much cheating with regards to competitive sports and eyesight. It should be brought under control the same as with drugs but they should be allowed to take part in the paedophilic games.

2009-01-06 14:29:46 by Mc Taggart