<p>Stepped up my morning walk and added bursts of running…ok more like a plodding jog…but my glamorous big framed movie star sunglasses are bouncing all over my face. I looked to replace them with a sporty pair of Oakleys but just the Rx lenses were $600.
Anyone have any suggestions?</p>
<p>Try Costco…I don’t have Rx sunglasses but I do have regular several pair of Rx glasses, contacts. I think they also put Rx lenses into a frame of your choice from another vendor.</p>
<p>I use Ironman brand sunglasses that I got from Sports Authority for tennis and running. I don’t know if you can put in prescription lenses or not.</p>
<p>I wear contacts when I play tennis (and at no other time). Would you be up for contacts?</p>
<p>I hardly hear much about prescription sunglasses since most everyone seems to wear contacts. I wear sport glasses over my contacts for running.</p>
<p>I always wear contacts when I work out, I just sweat too much to wear glasses.
( I also have photo reactive lenses in my glasses)</p>
<p>Rudy Project sunglasses are pretty popular around here for runners, and I know you can get Rx inserts for them. Quite a few of them (maybe all?) seem to be pressure fit rather than hook-over-the-ears types that bounce. </p>
<p>You might want to pm MomOfWildChild, since she is the guru of all that is running on the board.</p>
<p>Unfortunately it will be costly if you want to replace the Oakley lenses(costco will not do that). I paid about the same or little less for my perscription skiing sun glasses. It is style vs practality. You could get a Costco Perscription Sun Glass for about $150 but you do not get the Oakley style. The cheapest is to use your regular glass and put a $5 clip on overlay, it looks bad, but it works.</p>
<p>Life would be so much simpler if contacts were an option, sadly they are not. I will look into the Rudy Project sunglasses, thanks arabrab.</p>
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<p>We got sunglasses that fit over our glasses- they help by having a top rim that blocks the sun- polarized, cost $20 at places like Walmart. Polarshield brand? I can’t justfy spending megabucks on prescription sunglasses. The only problem is, despite air vents, less air circulation- heat /sweat.</p>