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Eyewear, both corrective and protective.

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Hard or soft nose pads on cycling glasses/goggles?

To those of you who tested glasses/goggles for cycling with hard and soft nose pads: which pros and cons do the two types of nose pads have? In my experience, soft nose pads are more likely to be ...
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Are helmets with visor good in the rain with prescription glasses?

It becomes more and more common to find commuters bike helmets with integrated visors (the transparent "plate" in front of the eyes). Provided that the shape of the visor is compatible with ...
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How do you clean cycling glasses effectively?

I've been using three-part cycling glasses for a couple of years. That's a frame, separate plastic insert in front for colour, and a small inset frame in behind for prescription lenses. What's the ...
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Why do goggle lenses have "posts?"

I recently acquired a set of MTB goggles. Both the lens it came with and an alternate lens I purchased claim to have "posts," which I understand to be two small hourglass shapes protruding ...
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glassed mounted permanent mirror

As it is time for a new pair of glasses, I am once again searching for a frame that has a permanently mounted mirror and will accept prescription lenses. Has anyone seen such a thing?
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Sunglasses fogging on cool bright mornings - can I improve airflow?

My favourite riding sunglasses are my Bollé Mamba II safety sunglasses - they're light and wrap around properly while being by far the most comfortable ones I've found. They're also cheap. There ...
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Prescription glasses getting dusty and greasy

I cycle to work each day, about 2.5 miles in each direction through a moderate sized town on paved roads (I don't use any dusty trails or go offroad etc). The climate is somewhat dry and arid with ...
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Full-face helmet/downhill context and short sightedness

I am short-sighted and doing downhill. Until recently my setup was full-face helmet (obvioulsy) plus eyes-glasses (normal or sunglasses according to the weather). Until recently because I had a mud/...
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How to deal with fog, condensing on the outside of glasses?

I had a particularly foggy commute both ways today. I was having to wipe the glasses lenses every 10-20 seconds as traffic permitted to maintain some semblance of visibility. I already wear a cap ...
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In cycling friendly cities, how do near-sighted cyclists who need glasses manage to bike to work or school in the rain?

In cycling friendly cities, how do near-sighted cyclists who need glasses manage to bike to work or school in the rain? When I say cycling friendly cities, I'm referring to cities such as Utrecht, ...
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Will yellow glasses stop me being blinded?

Will yellow glasses stop me being blinded ? In the winter I commute along a canal path, the lights from the other cyclists are blinding at times. Will yellow glasses stop this, it's too dark for ...
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Solutions for preventing/removing raindrops on glasses when riding in rain? [duplicate]

I have to wear glasses when riding by bike and when it rains it can become hard to see my surroundings. Wiping them with my hand/glove makes things worse as it smudges everything. Before I resort to ...
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Cycling glasses life span

I've had my Tifosi sport glasses with photochromic lenses for about 4 years. Lately, when I rode them in 10 am morning sun, my eyebrow and eye started to feel terrible pain, that passed once I removed ...
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How to keep glasses dry in the rain?

Today in the middle of my ride it started raining and I could barely see due to the amount of rain on my glasses. This is basically what I could see I have jokingly talked about using Rain-X on my ...
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Is cycling with crystal sunglasses dangerous?

I'm a commuter cyclist. I have a pair of Persol sunglasses with leaded crystal lenses. Do y'all think this is dangerous in case of an accident? I have terrible thoughts of wrecking and glass shards ...
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