Anyone Tried the New Prescription Pickleball Sunglasses from Blinded Wear Co.?

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Hey everyone! I’ve been using Blinded Wear Co.'s non-prescription pickleball sunglasses for a while now, and honestly, they’ve made a huge difference in my game compared to my Oakley Sutros due to the size and always falling off. The clarity, the fit, and the overall durability have been fantastic. I recently noticed that they launched prescription pickleball sunglasses, and I’m really curious about them.


Even though they’re designed for pickleball, I actually play both pickleball and tennis, and I’m wondering if these sunglasses would work just as well, if not even better, on the tennis court. Both sports have similar demands when it comes to vision and sun protection, so I’m hoping these sunglasses could do the job for both.


Has anyone here tried out the new RX styles? I’d love to hear your thoughts before I make the jump.


Here’s what I’m wondering:


Clarity with prescription lenses: I’ve used prescription lenses before in sports eyewear, and sometimes they can mess with vision clarity. Anyone else had experience with these? Did they hold up during fast movement?


Fit and comfort: One of the things I love about the non-prescription Blinded Wear sunglasses is how snug and lightweight they feel. I’m hoping the prescription versions are just as comfortable. Are they?


Lens options: I saw they offer UV400 protection and even photochromic lenses that adjust to light. If anyone’s tried those, do they really help with the changing conditions on the court? I’m especially curious about how well the lenses handle both indoor and outdoor play.


I’m all about protecting my eyes while keeping my game sharp, so I’m hoping these glasses will do the trick for both tennis and pickleball. Blinded Wear Co. has been great with their non-prescription eyewear, so I’m hoping the prescription version lives up to the same standard.


Anyone here given them a shot yet? Looking forward to hearing what you think! The website is www.blindedwear.com
 
No I haven’t. Why are you interested in them? Is it the price? If so, you cannot beat www.goggles4u.com prices or selection!). I have several backup sports single vision glasses (I enjoy tennis, rock climbing and mountain biking) from them, and they also made me RX swim goggles so I can see when I’m swimming at the pool! I have nothing but good things to say about them !!

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Hey everyone! I’ve been using Blinded Wear Co.'s non-prescription pickleball sunglasses for a while now, and honestly, they’ve made a huge difference in my game compared to my Oakley Sutros due to the size and always falling off. The clarity, the fit, and the overall durability have been fantastic. I recently noticed that they launched prescription pickleball sunglasses, and I’m really curious about them.


Even though they’re designed for pickleball, I actually play both pickleball and tennis, and I’m wondering if these sunglasses would work just as well, if not even better, on the tennis court. Both sports have similar demands when it comes to vision and sun protection, so I’m hoping these sunglasses could do the job for both.


Has anyone here tried out the new RX styles? I’d love to hear your thoughts before I make the jump.


Here’s what I’m wondering:


Clarity with prescription lenses: I’ve used prescription lenses before in sports eyewear, and sometimes they can mess with vision clarity. Anyone else had experience with these? Did they hold up during fast movement?


Fit and comfort: One of the things I love about the non-prescription Blinded Wear sunglasses is how snug and lightweight they feel. I’m hoping the prescription versions are just as comfortable. Are they?


Lens options: I saw they offer UV400 protection and even photochromic lenses that adjust to light. If anyone’s tried those, do they really help with the changing conditions on the court? I’m especially curious about how well the lenses handle both indoor and outdoor play.


I’m all about protecting my eyes while keeping my game sharp, so I’m hoping these glasses will do the trick for both tennis and pickleball. Blinded Wear Co. has been great with their non-prescription eyewear, so I’m hoping the prescription version lives up to the same standard.


Anyone here given them a shot yet? Looking forward to hearing what you think! The website is www.blindedwear.com
This is your first post? Sounds like an ad for the company that no doubt you are involved with. It is against TTW rules to do blatant advertising.
 
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