Go get yerself some cheap sunglasses.

Hey Fellas

(and ladies)

I have Wiley X and other various bike glasses, but I just bought a 3 pack of these. Although not the best, they are really fantastic for the price. I like the gasket better than the 100 dollar Wileys. They fit my fat head perfectly and keep the wind out of my eyes. Just thought I'd share. They have smoke, clear, yellow and a mixed set. Cheers

Curtis

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B071GL3CN5?th=1

Lurking on Thanksgiving to see you must lose/break sunglasses too so appreciate the pointer on these. I stumble on this type with foam pad air barrier in a mall so got a similar deal for two. Was best kind I've tried - w/o face shield down, except in hair drier heat blast, too hot steamy until shifted for some ventilation. I keep cheap sunglasses in car and truck glove compartments so when I notice squinting and can't find last pair just reach for a planned on spare.

If ya ever do get expensive or prescription sun glasses, get a cord or the wrap around ear cable ends kind.

Cheap sunglasses can do more damage to your eyes than not wearing sunglasses at all, here in my state of Queensland we have the highest of UV rays in the world as well as skin cancer, its very important to wear good sunglasses, hats and sunscreen even in winter, our kids at school are not allowed to play outside without these now as in the old days there was no such protection from the sun as we do now and kids of the old are growning older with eye and skin problems that could have been saved if we knew better, I like my open face helmet, I wear good quility sunnies, sunscreen when out on the bike even under my fullface helmet when traveling, protecting your eyes is so important as well as your skin, be hard to ride your bike with a white cane, I also have fair skin having red hair, so very important to me to be sun wise as I am a very outdoor person.

Ashley

I've been using polarized safety glasses sold by Stihl. The fit well, are comfy, rock resistant, and $12. I've worn them on a couple of 2,500 mile trips with no issues.