My personal preference is for more everyday styles (i.e. not the cycling style ones). So I wear a pair of Julbo Cham's - Stay on well, protect eyes.
I am a bit paranoid about avoiding glass lenses. Never sure if I'm being over cautious but I don't like the idea of a glass lens so close to my eye should a stone get thrown-up (or an accident) and result in glass fragments. I'm unsure if I'm being over cautions as glass lenses are probably not like a standard pane of glass but then I think that most sunglass wearers don't expose themselves to hours on roads being passed by cars.
Maybe risk is worse where I cycle as Norfolk Highways are obsessive about surface dressing and on the narrow single lane roads are very bad at sweeping up the excess grit - so loads of small stones to be thrown-up.
Ian
I am a bit paranoid about avoiding glass lenses. Never sure if I'm being over cautious but I don't like the idea of a glass lens so close to my eye should a stone get thrown-up (or an accident) and result in glass fragments. I'm unsure if I'm being over cautions as glass lenses are probably not like a standard pane of glass but then I think that most sunglass wearers don't expose themselves to hours on roads being passed by cars.
Maybe risk is worse where I cycle as Norfolk Highways are obsessive about surface dressing and on the narrow single lane roads are very bad at sweeping up the excess grit - so loads of small stones to be thrown-up.
Ian
I've got about 40 pairs now 
I keep telling myself its an investment but in reality the money would be better off in the bank even at todays interest. Still, you only live once and you cant take it with you 
