What brand glasses to wear while hunting

[mrdeadheadr]

Hey, I am getting glasses for first time, and refuse to wear contacts it's just too annoying to try and get in and out.

Anyone know of a eyeglass brand where i can get prescription glasses that have a wrap around style/easier to shoot with a bow and not fall off my head while hunting?

Any help thanks!

 

[5MilesBack]

and refuse to wear contacts it's just too annoying to try and get in and out.

You think contacts are annoying, wait until you try glasses.

What kind of contacts did you try that are annoying to get in and out? I don't even have to think about my contacts, I put them in.......I take them out. And the rest of the day, no glasses to drive you crazy.

 

[vermeire]

I've been wearing glasses for 35+ years. The last several pairs I've gotten are from Zenni. If you only need basic lenses they are fairly inexpensive. Sunglasses and transitions are not too much more. They have a spot that allows you to upload a picture and they overlay the glasses so you can get an idea of how they may look. I've had expensive glasses that had lousy lenses and frames that wore out and cheap ones that were perfect. I'm getting ready to order my first pair of bifocals; they are starting to get expensive now. Don't put too much thought into brand; some large company owns like 80% of them and they all come off the same production lines.

 

[mrdeadheadr]

I've been wearing glasses for 35+ years. The last several pairs I've gotten are from Zenni. If you only need basic lenses they are fairly inexpensive. Sunglasses and transitions are not too much more. They have a spot that allows you to upload a picture and they overlay the glasses so you can get an idea of how they may look. I've had expensive glasses that had lousy lenses and frames that wore out and cheap ones that were perfect. I'm getting ready to order my first pair of bifocals; they are starting to get expensive now. Don't put too much thought into brand; some large company owns like 80% of them and they all come off the same production lines.

thanks, I ordered my first pair of prescription eyeglasses from warby parker, but I was thinking there would be a better style/form of eyeglasses available like a wrap around (sorta like protective eyewear style) that would be maybe able to get to help with peripheral sight and not falling off head more? not sure if that's out there thats available in prescription single vision