Dry eyes and sunglasses

[KnottedYet]

I've had good luck with $60 Tifosi Forza FC (Full Coverage) and $5 lawnmowing safety goggles from the garden store (in nice rainy-day-contrast yellow).

And I've been told that the lawnmowing goggles look sexy... They really don't look bad at all, and the lens quality isn't poor. My glasses mirror fits on them just fine. And if they get lost, well, I won't cry too much.

[JenB]

I have the same problem, especially when I ride in the evenings. Right now I wear Performance Athena but the wind still gets in through the top. I've been googling looking for some kind of full coverage sunglasses and came across some sunglasses online called Panoptyx riding frames. Here's the website. Has anyone every tried them?

http://www.safevision.net/sportglass...ptxdryeye.html

They look like they fit just about like goggles but aren't too ugly. They're kind of pricey at around $95 and don't have interchangeable lenses. There are some that have day to night lenses but those are twice as much $$. Might be worth it if they actually work.

Jen in SC