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good idea / bad idea - buying oakley latch glasses and getting progressive lenses
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I do a good portion of my cycling in the dark but its still wise to wear glasses to protect my eyes. I really like the Oakley Latch glasses but they don't come with my preferred lenses. I'd like a lens that goes from pretty much clear to medium level of protection. I have lenses like that on a $40 pair of glasses but they get scratched pretty easily.

Can I get those lenses made at Lenscrafters or similar? Would it cost me an arm or leg?

CLARIFICATION - I meant transition
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#2
You mean darken with UV light, not progressive far to near sighted...
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#3
You mean transitions lenses. I'd bet an independent shop that cuts their own lenses would be the way to go. I doubt a chain has any interest in doing that.
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#4
Are these similar to what you are looking for?

I think you mean gradient and not progressive or transition.

http://www.oakley.com/en/mens/sunglasses...=OO9353-09&categoryCode=m02040001
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CLARIFICATION - I meant transition

I believe you can edit the post and the subject, to avoid further confusion.
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#7
If you want transition type lenses, and don't want to spend too much, check out some of the online glasses places. Zenni offers a generic photochromic lenses, their version of transitions. They won't have branded Oakley frames though, so you would have to get something similar but not exact.
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