Rx Riding Glasses.

I have some Oakley Flak XL's which work awesome, but got a bit of a squid vibe about them. I have Myopia which means I can't see semi/far away which makes riding difficult. But the Oakley prizm lenses are game changing, holes and dark spots are filled in really well. It made riding a lot better for me.

You can get prescription 100%'s in various style and the Oakley Jawbreakers can be done in prescription.

There is a bandaid solution if you are near sighted (myopia) which involves a generic clip in insert. If you have a dark lens you cant see them.

I have tried a bunch of things:

Julbo glasses with prescription and photochromic lenses: really good but quite heavy so they can move around a little during rough sections.

Oakley droppoints: these are big "lifestyle" glasses that I was hoping to use for both riding and around town. I got them with prism road lenses which I actually found a bit too dark for MTB, and they move around way too much. Only use them driving now.

Insert as above with smith googles: this is quite cheap and works well, only negative is that the correction lens is a little bit far from the eyes which can cause distortion (in my case things look a bit smaller, it take a few minutes to get used to it).

Just got a pair of Oakley Jawbreakers with 2 lenses: grey and clear, turns our the grey ones are too dark once again for MTB (riding in forests, would be ok for plains/desert type trails). Much better riding glasses than the droppoints but they look ridiculous, the prescription lense is literally a pair on lenses glued into the large lens. It actually doesn't look that bad with the grey lense, but quite terrible with the clear one.

So overall I would recommend going with glasses with individual lenses, rather than a "shield" type design. And make sure you get a pair with rubberised tips, as the more lifestyle versions tend to move around too much.

Pretty much all of these were paid by my health insurance, gotta love socialism

I have a script of -7 so options of glasses are scarce.

I got the frames below for $125 way better field of vision than my old ones and also 3 different lenses, I use the yellow one for MTB

BBB Select Optic PH glasses