Anyone here wear glasses? Goggle advice needed.

Normal 100% goggles or otg? Cause I have heard that for some brands you don't need the otg model

I have 100% strata, accuri 2, accuri 2 otg that all work well with glasses on. The Armega does not work well for me with glasses, I’ll wear contacts when using those goggles.

It may also depend on the glasses you wear. I wear Oakley “airdrop” that are a lower profile.

Thanks a lot I have some columbia glasses idk what they are called but they are like old man kind of deal oval lense metal frame you think those will work with the strata I think that are about the same dimensions as yours if anything slightly taller however I am planning on getting new and more sporty type glasses in January 

Second this, been using them for over 10 years. 

Hated glasses and contacts when riding. Got eyes fixed with laser, end of story.

Zowa goggles, thank me later.

I have been using Scott OTG for a while now but for the glasses I have some kid sized frames with single vison lenses. They fit inside the googles a lot better. I only use them for riding. Trying to ride with blended lenses I kept falling inward on hairpin turns. In really wet conditions I do have issues with my glasses fogging but not the googles.

EKS (X brand) makes an excellent OTG goggles. 

https://eksbrand.com/collections/eks-brand-goggles/gox?sort_by=manual

If you’re wearing glasses go pro-vue you won’t be sorry. www.pro-vue.com

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Have an older pair of Scott OTG. Not super comfy but they work. They really should be replaced, lenses are pretty well beat.

I wear Oakley OTG and my glasses are more square flat.. Theybfit in perfect almost like I don't even know they are there 

Last year I bought some goggle insert glasses based on my prescription, it was absolutely terrifying to try and ride with them, especially in ruts. I don't see how you guys are doing it! Lasik isn't an option for my condition unfortunately (at least that's what the eye doc told me). I need reading glasses for close up because of general age related vision problems, but in the past 10 years my distance vision is slipping too. Maybe I should look back into it to correct the distance aspect?

https://youtu.be/JspdBjPBFCo?si=e8pVV3X9o43GaPQO

I just came across this vid on yu toob. 

Interesting concept....

I have dealt with glasses and riding/racing for 40 years. Unfortunately I have never found a universal solution for the multiple problems associated with shitty eyes. Contacts work great until they don't...gotta keep eye drops with you to keep them lubed up or they get plucked out...

when the rain comes...forget it...you will struggle to see....rain x works great....but can bring on even worse fogging..

Riding with glasses means you really have to step up your goggle game. Multiple sets ready to go all the time...(for woods anyways)

Rain set.....no foam... yellow lenses....rain x multiple applications...do not touch them with cloth

Mud set.....no foam.....clear lens....roll offs...

Dust set......full foam.....baby oil on foam....red lenses...polished with end dust furniture polish that repells dust particles....(it's a thing)

Moto set.... afternoon.....full foam....dry....tinted lenses....polished with furniture polish 

Moto set ..... morning.....full foam....dry....clear no tint lenses.....polished with furniture polish. 

Completely ridiculous I understand but it makes glasses and goggles a much smaller issue 

Due to needing multiple pairs of goggles....the cheaper the better so...the major goggle manufacturers aren't gunna get my money anymore 

https://a.co/d/5axQ8eI

I rotate thru 10 pairs of these in different set ups for different conditions. 

https://www.instagram.com/reel/C-R6jNihX-i/?igsh=MWdtNjE1eHFvYjdrbQ==

These are also a fog issue game changer.... unfortunately they do allow roost and junk to get behind the lenses....so if you follow guys who spray roost everywhere...maybe not so good. 

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