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slalomfreak
slalomfreak
NSW
304 posts
NSW, 304 posts
17 Dec 2010 1:01pm
Anyone have any recommendations for windsurfing/waterwear sunnies that can be fitted with perscription lens?
Mobydisc
Mobydisc
NSW
9029 posts
NSW, 9029 posts
17 Dec 2010 1:21pm
Normally I buy a pair of perscription sunnies ever couple of years and use my older sunnies for windsurfing. No particular brand but I get the polarised lense with UV protection. They are secured with one of those neoprene straps and it seems to work well.

izaak
izaak
TAS
2013 posts
TAS, 2013 posts
17 Dec 2010 1:26pm
depends how much ya spend not sure if you can fit them with other lens though.

www.oakley.com/en-au
sboardcrazy
sboardcrazy
NSW
8349 posts
NSW, 8349 posts
17 Dec 2010 1:52pm
Mobydisc said...

Normally I buy a pair of perscription sunnies ever couple of years and use my older sunnies for windsurfing. No particular brand but I get the polarised lense with UV protection. They are secured with one of those neoprene straps and it seems to work well.



Same here but don't trust the neoprene straps..Thats' how I lost my last pair after a major catapult..
Get holes drilled in the arms ( optometrist) then either get some small rings from a locksmith ( 80 cents each) or use fishing line.You can then use the other cord type glass savers & feed them through the rings or tie with the lines.
Then tie your wetsuit leash to the whole thingy so if they come off & flip over your head you still have them.
NasiGoreng
NasiGoreng
VIC
260 posts
VIC, 260 posts
17 Dec 2010 2:33pm
daily disposable contact lenses have UV30 protection.
I use CIBA dailys.

i cant be farked with blobs of water all over my field of vision.
firiebob
firiebob
WA
3182 posts
WA, 3182 posts
17 Dec 2010 11:58am
NasiGoreng said...

daily disposable contact lenses have UV30 protection.
I use CIBA dailys.

i cant be farked with blobs of water all over my field of vision.


Same same, but I'm a big sook (don't tell) and for the life of me I can't get contacts in Sunnies can't hurt, after 18 years windsurfing my eyes have copped a dead set hiding
Gorgo
Gorgo
VIC
5124 posts
VIC, 5124 posts
17 Dec 2010 3:19pm
I am quite happy with Seaspecs as water sunglasses.

They do prescription lenses here:

http://www.seaspecs.com/html/FAQ.html

Of course, I don't need prescription lenses. I had my eyes lasered nearly 16 years ago. Best thing I ever did by a long way.

Don't get sucked into to buying Oakleys. Their water glasses are crap. Even Oakley know that because they don't make them anymore.
sboardcrazy
sboardcrazy
NSW
8349 posts
NSW, 8349 posts
17 Dec 2010 3:34pm
NasiGoreng said...

daily disposable contact lenses have UV30 protection.
I use CIBA dailys.

i cant be farked with blobs of water all over my field of vision.


I used to wear contacts..until my horse allergy made my eyes have little lumps under the eyelids which the contacts irritated..grr.Oh well it was time to bow to age & go the fulltime spec look..
.I remember the first time I wore my contacts in the surf.At that time they were $90 each..The first time I got munched I decided to open my eyes underwater to see what was going on...@## most expensive look I've ever had [}:)] Not so bad once I went to disposables and remembered to shut my eyes!
Rainex on the glasses makes the water bead & run off..I think my optometrist said that it wasn't good for transition lenses though ( the ones that go dark like I have).
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