prescription sunglasses.

[abejita]

I found a Maui Jim frame ( Sandy Beach ) and worked with Brett at Sportsoptical, and now have the perfect sunglasses for cycling and running.

I love Maui Jim Sunglasses...they have the best lenses. I just replaced my 7 yr old MJ with these

I hadn't been using my old MJ for cycling because the sun came in over the top of my glasses, but the new ones are much tighter fitting, so I may give them a shot this weekend.

ETA: I don't use Rx glasses.

[Cataboo]

Every 2 years i seem to lose a pair of prescription sunglasses while kayaking. I just got replacements at costco - $100 or so for a pair of polarized prescription lenses with a curved metal frame. I put transitions lenses in the glasses that I bought at the same time figuring that'll give me a backup for 2 years from now when I lose this pair.

And I went ahead and got some contacts, figuring what that at least I'd have them for using regular contacts - think it wouldn't suck so bad rolling the kayak and losing non-prescription sunglasses, but then realized getting river or ocean water in my eyes with contacts is not the best idea ever either.

[JennK13]

I have Rudy Projects because I have a really bad astigmatism and can only get wrap sunglasses with an insert.

Another option, for those with just "bad" vision as opposed to bad eye shape, is Zeal Optics. I have non-Rx sunglasses that I wear with my contacts and love them. They do make Rx glasses, but are a bit pricey, and my insurance covered the Rudy's from my eye doctor.