Cycling Glasses With Photo Chromic Lenses

[Mark_Robson]

Can anyone recommend a pair of sensibly price cycling glasses with photo chromatic lenses? By sensibly priced I mean £50 or less.

 

[martymcfarty]

I'd love to know the answer to this too. Cant find any photo chromatic. This looks a a reasonable solution...

http://www.singletrackworld.com/forum/topic/prescription-cycling-glasses

best ive found anyone (the post near the top.

 

[rualexander]

Can't specifically recommend them but Endura do a couple of photochromic models :
http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/Models.aspx?ModelID=40405
http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/Models.aspx?ModelID=40648

 

[Mark_Robson]

I was looking at the Endura range and they look quite good but I'm hoping for first hand reviews.

 

[potsy]

I have some Endura photochromatic sunglasses, they look good and are great to wear, but they don't change shade anything like I expected them too.
I thought they would be good to ride in all light conditions including night riding instead of using a clear pair, but they are really only for daytime riding.

 

[Madcyclist]

Managed to get a pair online from Decathlon a couple of months ago, SG B'twin 900, excellent value at approx £25

 

[PaulSecteur]

^^^^

Me too! Just like a good saddle you know they are good when you cant really tell they are there. In the passed I have looked at the flashy ones but could never justify the bling factor when I knew these were just 25. And I wont have to cry too much when I eventually loose or sit on them.

 

[PpPete]

Not photochromic but to have a choice of tint (and prescription lens) I went for this "3 pack" a couple of years ago.
With a clear lens I use them as safety glasses for work, and for both cycling and skiing. So good I went back and got a second set for my wife.

 

[mercurykev]

I picked up a pair from Ribble earlier this year - Prolite Rovigo TX grey lenses - cost £30 and have performed well in what little sun I've seen this season. http://www.ribblecyc...ses/PROLZGLA140

 

[lesley_x]

I use Tifosi cycling glasses. Picked them up in the states, they're not that well known in the UK but I can't recommend them highly enough.

Have had loads of problems with glasses steaming up in the past and this has eliminated the prob.

They look really smart as well imo!