Eyeglass for sportwear?
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Have u ever been to an eyeglass place they have all sorts of sport glasses.
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I was able to order different styles from most of the major catalogs. Try Fisher. I think I bought a red pair from them that were pretty cool.\n\nAlso, try ebay. I just got 582 items when I searched on "safety glasses." Browsing through quickly, I saw quite a few that were kind of cool. Lot of dorky ones too, but you might be able to find something you like. Have fun!
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Such glasses are available.\n\nAlso, screen magnifiers are available to place over the screen.\n\nFurthermore, Windows' accessibility options has a magnifier.  Go to Programs-->Accessories-->Accessibility-->Magnifier
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Some leagues require it and some do not. I know I wore a visor for a while and took it off recently. I had a tinited one. It sucks when you stop fast and snow gets on it. The water spots bug me. Also Im a referee and I do not wear one so I am more used to not wearing one.
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you can get the sunglasses at the eyeware place you got your regular glasses. i have clip ons for mine and i sometimes wear contacts so i can get regular sunglasses. cost of them depends on style
632472
I got mine at a sports shop, they are for serious street  hockey & racing, well made light weight with great ankle support, they were on sale for about $150
63914
I know it may sound funny... but... try searching in construction store sites. i.e. Home Depot, Lowes, etc.  \nI've purchased glasses such as those for chemistry at Home Depot before.\nI'not sure if they are rated for Chemical use but i'm sure the packaging would tell you.\n\nI found some when I did a search for "safety goggles".  \n\nHope this helps
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As a former optician I recommend a pair of glasses with an anti-reflective coating.  Even if you don't need glasses to improve your vision, the coating will ease your eye strain and help prevent it from even coming at all.  You can go to a Wal Mart vision center and tell them you need a pair of plano glasses (no prescription) with the anti reflective coating.  You can also wear them at night to help prevent the the lights from blinding you.
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No, there isnt any sizes for Snooker glasses. Any glasses is good just as long as when you go down on your shot you be able to focus on the object. Some people dont go as low whiles takin a shot but some got chin right on cue.
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I would contact the eyeglass corporations in the US.\nMaybe the association for the blind.
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Hello:\n\nWe sell Wiley X sunglasses, originally made for the military,  they are high quality sunglasses and offer wrap around styles and can have a prescription lens put into them.\n\nhttp://www.anysunglasses.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=CTGY&Store_Code=W&Category_Code=Wiley+X\n\nOr go to www.anysunglasses.com and click on Wiley X.\n\nIf you have any questions call our 1-800 number\n\nThanks\nMark
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Buy an indoor/outdoor basketball made of premium-composite leather.  I suggest a Spalding or a Wilson.
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I especially like Reusch Duo Orthotecs.  If you're going to be playing at highschool level or above, I would definitely recommend any kind with reinforced spines on the fingers.  Don't buy anything that looks or feels cheap, because you get what you pay for and they won't protect your hands.  The higher the level of play and commitment to soccer, the more I would spend.  I would suggest paying at LEAST $30-$40, more if you wish.  Make sure get the right size.  If this is the first time you're buying gloves, try to find a soccer shop so you can try them on.  The tips of the gloves can be up to one inch past the tips of your fingers (you might not want to get them THAT big).  The space at the tips can help prevent jams.  Like many of the other respondants to this question, definitely go to www.soccer.com, browse through and request a catalog.  They have a catalog called Keepersport that only has 'keeper gear.
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Um... How about just wearing glasses?
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It depends on what you are using them for, how old you are, etc. I find that the anti-glare is nice. I sometimes have a hard time watching TV with my glasses if the lights are on if I don't get anti-glare. But it just depends if it is something you need. You should talk to your eye doctor and they will tell you why it is a good idea to get it and if you need it. \n\nScratch resistant lenses are nice in different situations as well. Are you known to drop your glasses alot, do you take them on and off alot (i.e you don't have to wear them all the time) Is it going to be your main pair of glasses, or will you wear another pair most of the time or contacts? Are you in sports and other physical activities that could cause you to scratch the glass? If any of this is true, you should definately consider getting no-scratch. If you scratch the lense right it could really be annoying to look out and really start to bug you. You may find that it is so annoying that you need to have them replaced or repaired. It is always nice to have the extra protection against unexpected accidents.\n\nHope this helps
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no,but you should ask a sporting good store
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It would depend on how much the sun really bothers your eyes, and I guess does it matter to you how you look.  You can always buy the clips that go on your prescription glasses, which would be way cheaper.