Prescription Motorcycle Goggles

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Best Prescription Motorcyle Goggles

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The Rider Collection

Driving and motorcycle riding sunglasses with removable eyecups allowing for increased airflow or increased protection from wind and road debris. The list includes glasses designed for night riding, goggles for off-roading, and wraparound glasses for street riding. These eyewear options are high-quality and stylish. They should be at the top of your riding gear list.

Oakley Airbrake Motorcycle Goggles

Designed for off-road riding, the Oakley Airbrake goggles are among the very best available. They feature a robust construction including parts that can be individually replaced with basic tools. That means you can beat them up and repair them if necessary. They are ANSI-rated and have an optically correct, wide-angle lens for optimal visibility when riding.

Stay Protected with the right Prescription Motorcycle Goggles

ANSI Rating

ANSI is a safety standard used to ensure goggles offer sufficient protection. You can be confident that our ANSI-rated prescription motorcycle glasses will keep your eyes safe.

Wrap Around Frames

Many riders prefer motorcycle sunglasses to goggles. Wrap-around frames are a good option that provides the stylish looks of glasses with a sturdy design that will stay firmly planted on your face.

Ballistic Testing

Several of our glasses and goggles are ballistic-tested for impact resistance. You can be sure they will stay strong even in a crash.

When it comes to eye protection, you don’t want to mess around. Visibility is essential to motorcycle riding and you can quickly find yourself in trouble without appropriate eyewear.

Glory Eyewear's prescription motorcycle glasses and goggles are perfect for anyone who needs corrective lenses but still wants to enjoy riding to the fullest. Options such as the OnGuard 225S are ANSI-rated, OSHA approved and feature stylish, modern designs. You can feel confident knowing that your eyes and visibility are fully protected while you are riding.

ANSI Ratings

At Glory Eyewear, we are all about safety. Many of our eyewear options are ANSI-rated. This rating could be one of several standards managed by the American National Standards Institute.

This body determines various standards for products, services, and more in the United States. For safety equipment, ANSI ratings are typically examining how tough and protective the item is. There are different levels, but if you see the ANSI-rated label, you can be confident that they have been tested for durability and impact resistance.

Getting Your Prescription

When you order from Glory Eyewear, you can enter or send your prescription details to us. We also have options for features such as bifocal lenses, transition tinting, protective coatings, and more. You have plenty of options to customize your eyewear.

Additionally, we carry dozens of frames that can work with prescription lenses, so you can be confident in finding something that suits your style while also helping you see more easily. Glory Eyewear is your source for prescription motorcycle eyewear.

MOTORCYCLE SUNGLASSES AND GOGGLES

GloryEyewear.com offers a wide variety of motorcycle sunglasses and goggles online. Browse our collection and discover rugged frame styles in an array of silhouettes with performance-enhancing features specifically designed to protect your eyes out on the road. Choose motorcycle sunglasses with prescription lenses so you can enjoy exceptional style with the vision correction you need.

Choosing Motorcycle Riding Glasses

Wearing the right motorcycle sunglasses is essential for your comfort and safety as you ride. There are a few factors to consider when choosing the best sunglasses or goggles for you, and you may want to opt for a versatile model that can perform in different riding conditions.

The two main reasons to choose motorcycle-specific sunglasses are to protect your eyes from the sunlight as you ride and to protect your eyes from debris in the air. Any sunglasses can take care of the former, but bikers must be extra careful of airborne fragments traveling at high speeds since they don't enjoy the protection of a windshield.

Long-distance and high-speed rides require protection from the wind. The best-case scenario, if you try to wing it with a conventional pair of shades, is that your eyes will become dry as the wind creeps behind the lenses. The worst-case scenario is the glasses fly completely off your face. Look for a model with a foam eyecup to seal out the wind—but keep in mind the sunglasses should still come equipped with some air vents to allow the eyes to breathe.

If you know you're going for a slower ride and taking frequent stops, you may want a pair that allows a little more air circulation to prevent fogging up and to reduce sweating. A great in-between option is a pair with an eye seal you can remove for cruising around town, and retain for longer or higher speed rides.

Motorcycle Sunglasses Lens Types

Another essential element for motorcycle sunglasses is unbreakable lenses. Make sure the riding sunglasses or goggles you choose come with Polycarbonate or Trivex lenses—and that they wrap around the sides of your eyes for protection.

And consider your lens coating options. A polarized lens is a smart choice for biking—it will reduce strain on your eyes by eliminating glare and annoying reflections off windshields and slick roads. The clean, crisp results you get from a polarized lens could even improve your reaction time on the road. The only time you may not want to use polarized lenses is in combination with a full face helmet.

There is also a myriad of lens color choices. Brown and copper shades will provide the best contrast and help you see those green and red stoplights with a crystalline clarity. Grey lenses will give you the most accurate color spectrum, while yellow lenses work best in low light environments—dawn, dusk, and cloudy days. A mirrored coating is mainly for fashion, but will filter a little more additional light out as well.

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