Prescription goggles.

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I remember a company that was selling prescription Google and had a few they recommended for skydiving. Does anyone know this company or any other I can get a pair from? Almost lost a contact today and would like to have a pair of script goggles stashed away just incase this ever happens.

Thanks

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[masterrig 1]

I've seen ads for prescription goggles in Parachutist and Skydiving magazines. Our DZ owner wears them. I'll get in contact with him and get back with you.

Chuck

[indyz 1]

I have a pair that I ordered from SportRX. After almost 200 jumps the foam seal is starting to peel and the elastic strap is getting worn out, but otherwise they are still going strong.

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awsome, thanks guys.

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[Squeak 17]

I too wear Sport Rx goggles (and i have a BIG script) Mine are still in great shape after about 150 jumps.
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[steve1 5]

I just ordered a pair of Sport RX prescription glasses to wear under my Z-1. I was having a real hard time finding some that were low profile enough to clear the visor. I love my new ones....Steve1

[theskydiveguy 0]

Hey there,

I had my Oakley jackets made perscription, I wear them skydiving and as sunglasses. I have attatched a pic so you get the idea..

~Jeff

[bsoder 0]

I have a pair of WileyX XL-1 goggles that are prescription. The lenses on those goggles are removable, so I just had a pair of prescription lenses made to fit. The goggles were not that expensive, so if I tear them up I'll just buy another pair and swap the lenses over.