Sport Shift – Glasses & Goggles

Name: Sport Shift - Glasses &amp; Goggles
SKU: Progear EG M 1020
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5.00 (1 reviews)

£89.00

Without prescription lenses

Size medium: A:52 B:37 ED:55 DBL:16 TL:135

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This is a direct glazed frame capable of high prescription powers

Vision type:

WITHOUT prescription lenses

Distance prescription lenses

Distance + Fog-Free coating

Prescription lens finish

Clear lenses

Grey sunglass lenses

Light reacting lenses grey

Prescription power range:

Rx range < ±5.00 with opposite cyls to 2.00

Rx range <±8.00 with opposite cyls to 4.00

Above ± 8 - CONTACT US

PD (pupil distance)
Pupil Distance
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Description

Rec Spec’s Sport Shift is a versatile solution for active individuals who participate in various sports. The ability to quickly switch between a frame and goggles makes it particularly convenient for athletes who need different types of eyewear for different sports. Plus, the option for prescription lenses makes it even more practical, especially for those who wear glasses regularly.

The fact that it’s impact-rated is a huge bonus, given the high-impact nature of sports like football, racquetball, or basketball. By combining multiple features into one pair, it really helps streamline an athlete’s gear and eliminates the need for multiple pairs of specialized eyewear.

Do you use this eyewear or are you considering it for a particular sport? Or are you looking for more info on how it performs in specific activities?