which glasses for TT biking?

rkdj

just purchased my first TT specific bike - and have my first problem.
my normal glasses sit too low and i find i am looking though the frame - any suggestions for good TT glasses appreciated.

a_n_t

never had a problem TT'ing with my jawbones..............but then they are massive!

hopper1

Try a visor...

Mike67

Or these

John.T

+1 for a visor.

Anonymous

I have a visor built in to mine.

I wear glasses normally but take them off in a TT as I am looking over the top of them anyway.

lloydy75

I bought a pair of Oakly Split Jackets last week and used them in a 50m TT Sunday with no problems. I usually use Flak jackets but these seemed to offer a bit more protection around the sides. They are the smaller versions of the Jawbones

paddlemyowncanoe

Adidas T-Sight. Excellent optics and no frame as such.

paddlemyowncanoe

Adidas T-Sight. Excellent optics and no frame as such.

Pokerface

I sweat too much for glasses

But if it's a short TT on a cool day, my Oakleys work well. Or a visor. Only drawback of a visor is that you need to keep the helmet pushed down on your head. With glasses you can push the helmet back a bit if you need to to get it to sit flatter on your back.

hopper1

Pokerface wrote:

I sweat too much for glasses

But if it's a short TT on a cool day, my Oakleys work well. Or a visor. Only drawback of a visor is that you need to keep the helmet pushed down on your head. With glasses you can push the helmet back a bit if you need to to get it to sit flatter on your back.

You can get longer visors, to allow for higher helmet brow positions...

I just used my RP Raydons for the 1st time... Worked well.

rjsmith

Oakley do a version of the radars for a situation like this - it has slightly higher bridge. Might be worth a try - think it's called the Oakley Radar XL.