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Originally Posted by Clifford
I have to wear corrective lenses and I've tried a number of different styles over the years. There are a couple of issues you have to work with. The most annoying is wind coming in under the lower edge of the glasses and carrying dust and bugs into your eyes and also drying your eyes out and causing eye strain. Because of this I suggest you find glasses that are rather curved down low and come in very close to your cheeks, or even touch your cheeks.
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This is exactly what I have been struggling with in the past year, and it drives me nuts. My eyes start to water, burn, and blur. It's usually the right eye first and I try squinting but nothing works except stopping and cleaning my eyes, and it always comes on shortly after I become aware of a draftiness inside my helmet.
The curved lenses sound like a good idea but I have a very strong correction and the distortion that I get from prescription wrap-arounds is horrible.
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