Moisture Chamber Glasses Rec?

[lmre1121]

Does anyone have a recommendation for moisture chamber glasses? I'm hoping to pay less than it costs for a pair from Ziena ($180) to start out, in case they don't work for me. Thanks!

[Rebecca Petris]

Hi there

Lots of cheaper things that you can try out, depending on your needs. Just to clarify - are these for indoors or outdoors or both? And do you need to be able to put prescription lenses in them?

[zcb]

I bought a pair of the Ziena glasses and they just don't fit right. I wore them to work and everyone commented on how weird they looked. I work outside and it was windy and they didn't stop the wind like I had hoped they would. I have a small face and got the small size but they just aren't what I'd hoped for.

[PG]

They do look ridiculous. I went that route also and have a small face. I think women's motorcycle glasses fitted for prescriptions would work better. I did this, but for sunglasses. I got them at a Harley store. I should have gotten a clear rx as well for inside. They are a bit big but not absurd like the Ziena.

[Rebecca Petris]

They do look ridiculous.

This is entirely a matter of taste. Many people greatly prefer Ziena over motorcycle goggles because they look much more like glasses.

There is, unfortunately, no way to make moisture chamber glasses invisible.

[PG]

They probably look ridiculous on me because when I shop for eyeglasses I am restricted to women's petite and children frames. The Ziena frames are for a normal sized head.

[Rebecca Petris]

I believe there's at least one brand of smaller ones in Japan... wish I knew names though. Yes, small sizing is a problem. The Kai is a fairly decent small unisex (bendable earpieces help) but yes definitely understand issues for smaller ones. Custom moisture chambers can be another option.