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Ta. Still keeping options for the missus. I think she's more comfortable using contacts with clear glasses over them now but prescrip glasses might be better for longer rides where contacts get a bit 'meh' or off-road where you don't want crap in your eyes.
hippy-
My other half went with contacts and a pair of Rudy’s, but unlike her I can’t bear touching my eyes so contacts were a no-no.
I’m chuffed with the Jawbreakers as they have a massive area for the prescription part of the lens; it helps me spot when she’s about to jump me for the town sign sprint!
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Lost my cheap Chinese prescription lensed raybans, and got my local opticians to make up some lenses for the same rayban’s I brought cheap off eBay.
Cost £70 for the lenses and I think I paid £35 for the rayban sunglasses off eBay.
I’m spending more getting some clear prescription inserts for two pairs of bolle’s that I’ll use for long distance rides..
DuffBeer
cornelius_blackfoot
Not cheap; as the old adverts go they were reassuringly expensive. Obviously you have to buy the glasses off them in the first place so they can send them off.
By the time I’d chosen my tint and the quality of lens (I went to mid-range lenses so I could see over my shoulder better when glancing back through the edge of the prescription section), I think the whole lot came in at £370.
You can find them here https://www.rxsport.co.uk/products/Oakley-Jawbreaker-Prescription-Sunglasses-%252d-Grey-Ink.html.