prescription goggles source

[ThatGuy]

Dibs

[Mooncruiser]

See above, I'll be there at 7:30

[Mooncruiser]

Sheesh.

[Toast]

Chip, have you rode with these yet?

[Mooncruiser]

Going to this afternoon

[theFlyingTrumpet]

I use a pair of Liquid sunglasses with a prescription insert. ANSI Z87.1 rated. They also come with a foam liner to be completely sealed off for biking, parachuting, or in my case airsofting. I think it was around $130 for the glasses and $170 for the prescription lenses, but again insurance covered some. And Liquid is a local company too!

Not trying to sell for them, I'm just a satisfied customer! 
http://www.liquidpolarized.com/

Edit: They also offer lens replacement for $20 bucks, which is nice if they get real scuffed up.

[Fresnel]

I use a pair of Liquid sunglasses with a prescription insert. ANSI Z87.1 rated. They also come with a foam liner to be completely sealed off for biking, parachuting, or in my case airsofting. I think it was around $130 for the glasses and $170 for the prescription lenses, but again insurance covered some. And Liquid is a local company too!

Not trying to sell for them, I'm just a satisfied customer! 
http://www.liquidpolarized.com/

Edit: They also offer lens replacement for $20 bucks, which is nice if they get real scuffed up.

Just looked over their site, and, uh...

"Disclaimer:
RX lenses not available in Arizona."

[theFlyingTrumpet]

Oh that's right..... I forget why it says that, but I think they shipped to me anyway. Lol.

[Mooncruiser]

Hey Toast, went riding but took the small bike. Didn't ride faster than 50 but the goggles stay put. Transitions doesn't work much at all in heat.

[Toast]

Thanks for the update Chip. Transitions are kind of a hit and miss. Even the big dollar brands have less than stellar reviews.