Advice on eyewear?

[Elyob]

Am looking to get some eyewear, as my hayfever feels like it's just a round the corner.

Any advice on where to look for deals, what to avoiud etc appreciated.

My main cycling is towpaths & roads, both day & night. I presume a replaceable lens system is the
best for me ..

TIA

Nick

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[Peter Clinch]

elyob wrote:
> Am looking to get some eyewear, as my hayfever feels like it's just a r=
ound
> the corner.

> Any advice on where to look for deals, what to avoiud etc appreciated.

If you're not actually needing prescription lenses you've got a huge=20 choice, and a choice that
starts out quite cheap. Most bike shops=20 should be able to sell you simple clear shields for
around =A310-=A315, a= nd=20 as long as they seem comfy no real reason to spend more.

> I presume a replaceable lens system is the best for me ..

The really nice thing about replaceable lenses is that you can use the=20 same expensive
prescription insert with various relatively cheap lens=20 setups, but without the insert you lose a
fair bit of the point. You=20 can get a couple of pairs of basic sunglasses for about the same
price=20 as the spare lenses so it's not like you're saving money... Since it's=20 hayfever that's
the problem I'd just get some cheap clear lensed ones=20 and leave the expensive stuff to people who
wear specs and/or are=20 fashion victims (I have Bolle Vigilantes, I do wear specs, I'll leave=20
the fashion victim bit to other people's judgements!).

Pete. --=20 Peter Clinch University of Dundee Tel 44 1382 660111 ext. 33637 Medical Physics,
Ninewells Hospital Fax 44 1382 640177 Dundee DD1 9SY Scotland UK net [email protected]
http://www.dundee.ac.uk/~pjclinch/

 

[Simon Mason]

"elyob" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Am looking to get some eyewear, as my hayfever feels like it's just a
round
> the corner.
>
> Any advice on where to look for deals, what to avoiud etc appreciated.
>
> My main cycling is towpaths & roads, both day & night. I presume a replaceable lens system is the
> best for me ..
>

I use yellow Skyper Uvex safety specs during the night and on cloudy days and dark brown ones when
it's sunny. If you want a pair of each from our stores (we've got 100s) foc, send me an email at
home with your QTH. http://www.qsl.net/w5www/qcode.html

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[Elyob]

"Simon Mason" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> I use yellow Skyper Uvex safety specs during the night and on cloudy
days
> and dark brown ones when it's sunny. If you want a pair of each from our stores (we've got 100s)
> foc, send me an email at home with your QTH. http://www.qsl.net/w5www/qcode.html
>

Better than the normal post-it's ...

Must admit that their marketing looks more like 'James Bond meets Village People' ...

http://www.uvex.com/pdf/Skyper.pdf



p.s. you have mail

 

[Terry]

> >
>
> I use yellow Skyper Uvex safety specs during the night and on cloudy days

I use safety specs because they are cheaper so no need to worry about them, and they come in nice
styles now.I bought a pair of quite ereasonable looking clear ones for 2-50 last week.Industrial
safety equipment suppliers sell them. TerryJ