Prescription Subspecs, surely i'm too young to post this..

[granters]

As described, does anyone use prescription sunspecs for golf?

I simply can't do without my gecks now and find it difficult on sunny days. I've never found a reasonable solution though.

 

[chrisd]

Get your eyes lasered then use normal sunglasses!



Chris

 

[Aztecs27]

I use prescripton sunspecs if it's sunny. I only ever use them for driving or golf (unless I'm on holiday) so they're always in the car.

And they're Nike ones, so they look sporty-ish and not-prescription.

 

[bluewolf]

Without the prescription specs, you wouldn't know which ping iron you were pulling out of the bag would you?

 

[Aztecs27]

Get your eyes lasered then use normal sunglasses!



Chris

I'd be glad to! You paying then? Very kind of you!

 

[chrisd]

I'd be glad to! You paying then? Very kind of you!

You'll want me to buy your clubs for you next!

Your not my son are you?


Chris

 

[Aztecs27]

I'd be glad to! You paying then? Very kind of you!

You'll want me to buy your clubs for you next!

Your not my son are you?


Chris

 

[Losttheplot]

And they're Nike ones, so they look sporty-ish and not-prescription.

Not mizuno ones then? Your standards are slipping young man!

 

[Losttheplot]

Without the prescription specs, you wouldn't know which ping iron you were pulling out of the bag would you?

Classic...

 

[Aztecs27]

And they're Nike ones, so they look sporty-ish and not-prescription.

Not mizuno ones then? Your standards are slipping young man!

Specsavers didn't stock them

 

[Losttheplot]

And they're Nike ones, so they look sporty-ish and not-prescription.

Not mizuno ones then? Your standards are slipping young man!

Specsavers didn't stock them

Highly disappointing!

 

[GB72]

I have polarising lenses in my glasses which works for me on the course rather than having to carry glasses and prescription shades. They are not as dark as proper sunglasses but seem to be dark enough to golf in.

Before that I used daily disposable contacts and normal sunglasses.

 

[granters]

Get your eyes lasered then use normal sunglasses!



Chris

It's laser surgery or new clubs unfortunately. I need glasses to add interest to an otherwise bald , featureless head. Without them i just look like an egg

 

[coolhand]

I've got reactive lens's in my glasses (for driving, golf and the cinema) and they save all the fafing around with 2 pairs - highly recommend them.

 

[Mightymoose]

Get your eyes lasered then use normal sunglasses!



Chris

+1

 

[chrisd]

I've got reactive lens's in my glasses (for driving, golf and the cinema) and they save all the fafing around with 2 pairs - highly recommend them.

I had them many years ago!

Don't they look stoopid in the the middle of January on a cold sunny day!!!


Chris

 

[Mick47]

I've got reactive lens's in my glasses (for driving, golf and the cinema) and they save all the fafing around with 2 pairs - highly recommend them.

Another one for reactive lenses, not needed sunglasses since I started wearing them.

 

[coolhand]

They've come a long way - these days plenty tinted enough in the brightest sunshine, crystal clear when it's cloudy.

 

[daveyc2k2]

I have got prescription sunglasses. Boots had an offer of half price ones, so got some aviator style ones for £60. Well worth it for golf and driving and general use for that matter.

 

[PhilTheFragger]

You can get these wrap around glasses that fit over your specs

http://www.x2g.co.uk/cgi-bin/ecom.cgi?Command=ShowProduct&db_pid=42

I have some that I use for Fly Fishing

havnt used them for golf yet, may have to do a test run

Fragger