Glasses Inside The Helmet

[Fox McCloud]

I used to wear glasses when I rode, but I do ride with contacts now. I have Acuvue as well and have no problems with it.. When I rode with my glasses, there were times that even though I have Fog Free Faceshields, my glasses would be the ones to fog, so contacts was a plus for me.

 

[zphreak]

Lasik FTW!

 

[HappyHighwayman]

Personally cannot stand sunglasses under helmet, I got a smoked and clear visor and swap them as necessary.

 

[1footdown]

Personally cannot stand sunglasses under helmet, I got a smoked and clear visor and swap them as necessary.

which is great for you, but doesn't help those us who are talking about corrective glasses!

 

[HappyHighwayman]

which is great for you, but doesn't help those us who are talking about corrective glasses!

I wear contacts.

I'd say get some or some riding-specific glasses that work well with your helmet.

 

[Marcoose]

I'd say get some or some riding-specific glasses that work well with your helmet.

That's a great idea. I haven't thought of it. Thanks!

Does anybody have a suggestion, other than the 20 suggestions already posted? Thanks, everyone!

 

[HappyHighwayman]

That's a great idea. I haven't thought of it. Thanks!

Does anybody have a suggestion, other than the 20 suggestions already posted? Thanks, everyone!

Are you really not finding a suggestion you can work with in the 20 posted, or are you looking for some solution that nobody in their years of riding with glasses has thought of and posted?

 

[R1-Limited]

I had to adjust my glasses for a minute there I thought it said

ASSES inside teh hemmet

 

[Dr. Evil]

If you wear glasses, make sure the lenses are ANSI rated. Last thing you want are a bunch of shards being dug out of your eyeballs after a crash.

 

[louemc]

I had to adjust my glasses for a minute there I thought it said

ASSES inside teh hemmet

 

[Marcoose]

Are you really not finding a suggestion you can work with in the 20 posted, or are you looking for some solution that nobody in their years of riding with glasses has thought of and posted?

Being the dick you think I am, I was just picking on you for suggesting one should find glassses that work inside the helmet in a thread about finding glasses that work inside the helmet. I need to live by my reputation, you know? (Please see post 48, Jordan.)

If you wear glasses, make sure the lenses are ANSI rated. Last thing you want are a bunch of shards being dug out of your eyeballs after a crash.

That is a good point. Whereas I didn't check, these new lenses (and those of the glasses that don't quite work) are made of plastic. Hopefully it's better than glass.