Eyewear recommendations

Fru T Bunn
Posts: 159
Hi,
I ve quite a wide head and generally look a bit of a dork in sunglasses.
Is there anyone else out there like me who can recommend me some eyewear up to £25?
Many thanks.
Andy
I ve quite a wide head and generally look a bit of a dork in sunglasses.
Is there anyone else out there like me who can recommend me some eyewear up to £25?
Many thanks.
Andy
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I have a couple of pairs (2 people brought me the same Christmas present!) of the DHB glasses. These have 3 lenses and a pretty comfortable. I also have a big head.
http://www.wiggle.co.uk/p/Cycle/7/dhb_Triple_Lens_Sunglasses/5360021749/
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I was looking for glasses I could use while night-time commuting (the crap that ends up in your eyes round the Big Smoke......) and spotted some first-rate clear eye protectors in B&Q for about £3.95!
They're brilliant in practical terms, and for sunny days you can get the tinted version. But yes I do look like a complete and utter pillock.0 -
If you have a Netto's near you, go and have a look to see if they have any of they glasses left as I got some for a £1 ( Kicking myself for not getting another pair ), plus they come with 4 pairs for lenses.
Yellow,Dark grey, Clear and Mirrored with I used on the London to Cambridge ( it was one of the hottest days of the year ), they where comfy all day too0 -
search for `cycling safety glasses' on the bay for your cheapest alternative if lidl/ aldi/ netto don't have any kicking about.0
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Pro Bike Kit have some great glasses that come with 5 sets of lenses for less than £20!!0
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The dhb triple lenses have already been mentioned, however I would definitely go with these awkward fitting buggers. Spend a only few quid more and get some dhb pro triple lens glasses. I just got a pair, and...
they look great (even made the cover of cycling plus!)
they are very light and a good fit
the three lenses are easy to change and cover you well for all light conditions
http://www.wiggle.co.uk/p/Cycle/7/dhb_P ... 360036778/
DMGLegs, lungs and lycra.
Build a man a fire, and he'll be warm for a day. Set a man on fire, and he'll be warm for the rest of his life.0 -
fluff. wrote:search for `cycling safety glasses' on the bay for your cheapest alternative if lidl/ aldi/ netto don't have any kicking about.
+1
http://shop.ebay.co.uk/merchant/safety_one_uk
This geezer is cheap, has a choice and if you order today, chances are you'll have them before the weekend!0