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deltaop1 · August 24th, 2012, 21:59

The first thing you need to consider is what type of glasses are you wearing. If you are wearing glasses that have a large frame then your chances of finding a goggle to wear with the glasses decreases dramatically.

In the paintball mask area I found that the JT Flex-8 goggle series work fine with my glasses.

If you are able to wear tactical goggles to your event then I found that the ESS Profile goggles can work fine with my glasses.

In terms of getting RX inserts I have heard mixed comments about their usefulness. Depending on your prescription, location, etc it may be harder to get RX inserts made. The other problem is that if your prescription changes not only do you need to get new glasses but now you will also have to get new RX inserts.

Hope this information was helpful.

August 24th, 2012, 21:59	#8
deltaop1 Trader rating Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Greater Toronto Area, Ontario	The first thing you need to consider is what type of glasses are you wearing. If you are wearing glasses that have a large frame then your chances of finding a goggle to wear with the glasses decreases dramatically. In the paintball mask area I found that the JT Flex-8 goggle series work fine with my glasses. If you are able to wear tactical goggles to your event then I found that the ESS Profile goggles can work fine with my glasses. In terms of getting RX inserts I have heard mixed comments about their usefulness. Depending on your prescription, location, etc it may be harder to get RX inserts made. The other problem is that if your prescription changes not only do you need to get new glasses but now you will also have to get new RX inserts. Hope this information was helpful.