Buy prescription sports glasses

Buy prescription sports glasses at SpecialSpex. We have a wide range of light and stable sports glasses that you can put together as you wish. You can choose between direct glazing with lenses in your prescription or a clip in behind the lens. With the right fit and the best lenses, you will sport comfortably, see more detail and keep your eyes at rest. Our opticians will help you every step of the way.

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What should a good pair of sports glasses meet?

Ergonomic

A pair of prescription sports glasses should be light, stable and comfortable so that you can keep your vision sharp during exercise. Choose a sports frame that fits around the face while still providing adequate ventilation. Adjustable nose pads and grippy legs prevent sagging and pressure spots. Make sure the glasses fit well under a helmet or cap without the legs pressing against the strap. You can choose sport glasses with direct glazing where the lenses are placed in the frame in your prescription, or sport glasses with clip in behind the outer lens. Both variants are available as single or multifocal and are adjusted to your vision by our opticians.

Helpful checks when trying on
– Does the weight feel balanced and do the glasses stay still when sprinting or jumping
– Do nose pads and paws fit comfortably without pinching
– Do you have a clear view forward and downward when you sport
– Do the frames work comfortably with helmet, cap or sweatband

Protection

Sports prescription glasses are supposed to protect your eyes from sunlight, wind, dust, sand, splash water and impackt. We use standard polycarbonate plastic lenses with full UV protection. For curved sports frames, we recommend curve lenses calculated to your prescription so that the image remains calm even at the edges. Depending on the circumstances, you can expand your glasses with a tint for extra contrast, a mirror coating for bright light, polarized lenses against glare on water and wet asphalt, or self-tinting lenses that adjust to changing light. This is how you put together your sports prescription glasses for exactly your sport and environment.

What gives extra comfort
– Curve lenses for a wide and relaxed field of vision
– Anti-glare coating for calmer viewing
– Water and dirt repellent coating for easy cleaning
– Choice of shades such as brown or copper for contrast, gray for neutrals, green for shade

Sports glasses that don’t catch on
Condensation occurs when warm moist air around your face collides with cooler lenses. Sports glasses with good airflow prevent this from happening. Vents or a lens shape that allows air to move along the inside help with this. For extra security, choose an anti-fog treatment on the inside of the lens. The moisture then disperses as an even film so your vision remains clear, even during intense exercise or rapid temperature changes. This applies to both prescription sports glasses in a clip in and sports glasses with direct glazing.
see all about how the anti-fog coating works here.
Practical tips against fogging
– Do not place glasses too tightly against the face to allow air to circulate
– Keep glasses clean with a microfiber cloth and rinse with lukewarm water after sweat or rain
– Combine frame ventilation with anti-fog treatment for best results

What does a pair of prescription sports glasses cost?

The price of depends on a number of choices. Consider the frame, the type of prescription correction, the type of glass and the additional options you choose. Below you can see what has the most influence. There are already prescription sports glasses from € 169.00

What determines price
– Frame
Brand, material and fit. A sport curved frame with extra coverage may be priced differently than a more classic model.
– Strength correction
Direct glazing is light and sleek. Sports glasses with clip in give flexibility to change lenses quickly. The choice affects the overall price.
– Type of lenses
Flat lenses are often more economical. Many sports frames require curve lenses that are custom calculated for a quiet image at the edges.
– Strength and lens design
Single is usually cheaper than progressive. High plus or minus values, cylinder and thin designs may incur additional costs.
– Options and coatings
Tint for contrast, mirror for bright light, polarized against glare, co-tinting for changing weather. Coatings such as anti-reflection, anti-condensation and water and dirt repellent increase comfort and determine the price.

How does the price structure work at Specialspex
– In the webshop you can see the basic price of each frame
– During the assembly process you can choose lenses and options and see the price change immediately
– For clip in, the prescription is in the clip and you can choose front lenses separately

Need help while ordering? Contact our opticians via email, chat or phone. We will think with you about the best composition for your sport and use.