Suggestions for cycling glasses?

[kirimaru]

Hi guys, need some advice please. I am looking for cycling glasses. Yet I am overwhelmed with the brands and lens options. So far, it seems that Oakley is the most popular brand for cycling glasses but I don't really know which pair to choose. This pair seems pretty nice to me but I'm not quite sure if I should go for it. :?
https://www.smartbuyglasses.co.uk/desig ... 66780.html

Have anyone try Oakley before, which one would you recommend? Or if you have any other brand to suggest with a good pair of sunglasses for cycling?

 

[Double-E F]

In my opinion, you can't go wrong with Oakley.
The pair you're eyeing seems excellent for cycling in sunny conditions.
Have a few pairs of Oakleys myself, of which several retro with iridium lenses, but I hardly wear these as conditions are never that sunny in the Netherlands
So, I mainly use an M frame with a fairly standard lens that can be used both in cloudy, as well as partly sunny weather conditions. Bought that back in 2014.
I find them comfortable to wear and durable: I have never had to replace a single nose or ear piece.
Hope this helps..

 

[ishaw]

Re:

If you dont want to spend Oakley money (great glasses, have a few pairs myself), planet x do a range of glasses that were cheap as chips recently. Worth a look if you are on a budget.

 

[hamster]

I bought these for sailing, but like them so much I cycle with them too.
https://gb.gillmarine.com/classic-sunglasses/

 

[66 triumph daytona]

Re:

I have used Shimano angling sunglasses for the last 10 years,top quality,great fit at a decent price.They are usually between £25-£30.
https://www.ebay.ie/itm/Shimano-Polaris ... 1976905836

 

[dyna-ti]

I am not a robot. Beep.

 

[Sketchyxup]

100% are really good.