Liberty Torque Frames

[Selden]

I saw this frame at an optical store today:

 

 

Does anybody have any experience with this? Not sure if this frame would work with my high correction bifocals. The back of the frame has sort of a neoprene gasket, so they are almost goggles, and should reduce the risks of stuff (bugs, dust) getting into one's eyes. I was quoted $45 for the frame; lenses, of course, run the price up.

[Nice n Easy Rider]

Selden,

I don't have any experience with those particular frames but I would bet that a good optometry store can find you something similar for which you can also get some assurances that they can indeed outfit them with your appropriate prescription lenses.

[Danny caddyshack Noonan]

I have something like that for driving my TR6. They might block some dust but, my jury is still out. For the amount of peripheral vision loss, I'd expect significantly better.

[TrickLidz]

Try the WileyX brand. Looks like that frame and any prescription can be used.

[Penforhire]

I have a set of prescription Wiley-X SG-1's that look a lot like those. I paid too much for them but they do work.

[brianbmw]

I had those glasses in my basic prescription for about 5 years. I liked them but with the foam they were a little bulky looking and sweaty on hot days. I think the same company makes some with removable foam.