I stopped wearing contacts due to dry eyes so I had to switch to prescription sunglasses. I got a decent pair of polarized green mirror sunglasses from SportRX a couple years back, but have been coveting a pair of low light sunglasses again. Costa has had Sunrise Silver Mirror option from a couple vendors, but with a to my door price of $600-$700 it was a tough pill to swallow.
For a long time Smith hasn't had their Chromapop low light yellow lenses available in prescription but that has changed. Just got these in from a black friday sale ($190). Even at their full price they are half the cost of the prescription sunrise silver mirror from Costa. Pretty excited to get on the water with these. These are the Riptide RX but there are a handful of models that are available with the low light lenses now.
www.smithoptics.com
For a long time Smith hasn't had their Chromapop low light yellow lenses available in prescription but that has changed. Just got these in from a black friday sale ($190). Even at their full price they are half the cost of the prescription sunrise silver mirror from Costa. Pretty excited to get on the water with these. These are the Riptide RX but there are a handful of models that are available with the low light lenses now.
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