Suoso optics prescription glasses

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anyone riding with suoso optics glasses by any chance?
suosooptics.com

SUOSO Optics | Custom RX Cycling Sports Glasses for Riders

Shop premium prescription cycling sunglasses designed for speed and clarity. Tailored RX lenses, elite optical precision, and performance-driven frames for road and trail riders.
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Seems to be nicely priced, no insert is a big plus for me personally (just have -1 and -0.75)
 
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It would have to be bi-focals for me. Reading fine print or seeing battery % on my Kiox is almost impossible. Different mode colours is what I rely on and the digital clock is large enough. So seeing the trail ahead of me is not a problem.

I asked for a quote for bi-focal riding glasses. Those were $500 to $800. (Nope).
So now I ride with my prescription bi-focals in my pac.

Those seem like a reasonable price for prescription riding glasses though. 👍🏻
 
Stihldog said:
It would have to be bi-focals for me. Reading fine print or seeing battery % on my Kiox is almost impossible. Different mode colours is what I rely on and the digital clock is large enough. So seeing the trail ahead of me is not a problem.

I asked for a quote for bi-focal riding glasses. Those were $500 to $800. (Nope).
So now I ride with my prescription bi-focals in my pac.

Those seem like a reasonable price for prescription riding glasses though. 👍🏻
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Bi focals is a bit more tricky indeed :O

i'm eyeballing this one in grey and blue tinted glasses...
suosooptics.com

SUOSO Prescription Sports Glasses, Cycling Sunglasses

True Integrated RX Design: Unlike insert-style solutions, our lenses are fully integrated into the shield design. Wraparound Protection for Real Riders: Designed specifically for road cycling & MTB performance. High Prescription Friendly: Supports up to -6.00. prescription cycling glasses rx...
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They seem to be transparent enough when dark, hopefully when you transition into the forest, it gets clear quickly :)
 
This guy seems to like them
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I am a little nervous about that very "Chinese" website, don't know why. Also, not sure how they are doing curved prescription lenses like that??
 
VWsurfbum said:
Also, not sure how they are doing curved prescription lenses like that??
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Only one way to do it when price is lower than know brands.
I use lenses mainly to protect my eyes and don't want to get pieces of the lenses in my eyeball🎯
 
Polar said:
Only one way to do it when price is lower than know brands.
I use lenses mainly to protect my eyes and don't want to get pieces of the lenses in my eyeball🎯
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I'll stick with my Oakleys, but always willing to look at other ideas. There are no pictures of the lenses with a prescription and very few reviews.
 
VWsurfbum said:
I'll stick with my Oakleys, but always willing to look at other ideas. There are no pictures of the lenses with a prescription and very few reviews.
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I use Oakley Jawbreaker with prizm road lenses and see no reason to change but couldn't resist new gadget Oakley Meta Ai Vanguard with the same lenses😂
Correct prescription lenses will double the price and I'm ok not seeing the bike display.
 
Stihldog said:
It would have to be bi-focals for me. Reading fine print or seeing battery % on my Kiox is almost impossible. Different mode colours is what I rely on and the digital clock is large enough. So seeing the trail ahead of me is not a problem.

I asked for a quote for bi-focal riding glasses. Those were $500 to $800. (Nope).
So now I ride with my prescription bi-focals in my pac.

Those seem like a reasonable price for prescription riding glasses though. 👍🏻
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I find your $500-800 estimate spot on for progressives. It’s just about $500 plus frames in my experience. I run Roka glasses because they offer designs that are progressive lens friendly. .
 
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