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bike commuters who wear prescription glasses - kap - 04-10-2009
What do you do when it rains? Yeah, I have seen Sir Elton's glasses with the windshield wipers. They ain't my style.
Re: bike commuters who wear prescription glasses - Seacrest - 04-10-2009
kap wrote:
What do you do when it rains?
Bus.
Re: bike commuters who wear prescription glasses - Black - 04-10-2009
Move to southern California.
Re: bike commuters who wear prescription glasses - OWC Jamie - 04-10-2009
Re: bike commuters who wear prescription glasses - guitarist - 04-10-2009
I hear drug store glasses are recommend instead of prescription ones! Even by actual doctors!
Re: bike commuters who wear prescription glasses - OWC Jamie - 04-10-2009
for the confused: the glasses are worn under the helmet and behind the face shield.
Re: bike commuters who wear prescription glasses - kap - 04-10-2009
I am in southern CA!
I think there is some kind of clear liquid one could smear onto one's glasses. Then rub it until it becomes transparent. That layer would repel the water and keep the lenses from fogging up.
Re: bike commuters who wear prescription glasses - Gareth - 04-10-2009
kap wrote:
I think there is some kind of clear liquid one could smear onto one's glasses. Then rub it until it becomes transparent.
Like RainX? I have no idea if that would actually work on plastic lenses. But you could look into what products exist for motorcycle helmet shields, which are also plastic.
Re: bike commuters who wear prescription glasses - OWC Jamie - 04-10-2009
Isn't rainy season over now ?
Rain-X ?
Re: bike commuters who wear prescription glasses - Seacrest - 04-11-2009
kap wrote:
I am in southern CA!
I think there is some kind of clear liquid one could smear onto one's glasses. Then rub it until it becomes transparent. That layer would repel the water and keep the lenses from fogging up.
Guys on biker (motor) sites recommend this stuff:
http://www.kleervu.com/
I have not used it myself, but fogging is a problem for me.