How To Get the Right Fit for Ray Ban Sunglasses

05.04.2021
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How to Guide

Frames

The first step to finding a great pair of prescription safety glasses is understanding the specific hazards that your eyes face on a regular basis. Are you in an environment where chemical exposure is a possibility? Are you at risk of projectile impact on your job site? Take factors like these into consideration when you’re shopping for bifocal safety glasses and look for a pair that’s specifically designed for the eye hazards you may encounter.

Temple

Consider where you are going to be riding. This can make a big difference in what will be the right eyewear for your needs.

  • Track: On the track, you primarily need to look forward (blind spots are not typically as important) and you are dealing with a lot of wind. Typically, a helmet with a visor will be the best option. If you need corrective lenses, consider wearing contact lenses underneath.
  • Street: When you are riding on the street, you likely aren’t going as fast as on the track. However, there are other drivers to contend with. Motorcycle safety glasses or goggles are likely ideal options at lower speeds. At higher speeds, you may need a helmet visor.
  • Off-Road: On the trail, you will usually be at much lower speeds than the track or street. However, there is a lot of debris and mud to deal with. Usually, motorcycle goggles are the best option.

Bridge

You will measure your temple-to-temple width to figure out the total width of your glasses, including the frames, lenses, and bridge. This measurement is used to determine the most appropriate full width of prescription glasses online to fit your face best. For this measurement, you will need a mirror and a rule. Using a photo for this measurement is inappropriate because it cannot be scaled to the accurate sizing; use only a mirror and a ruler for best results. You will measure from your left temple to your right temple. To do so, hold the ruler below your eyes in a horizontal position and measure the distance between the two temples and record your measurement for total width.

  • Note

Another vital part of gathering all of your face measurements is yet another temple measurement; this one isn’t from your temples; it is for the temples or arms of the glasses. To determine the correct length of temples for your glasses, you will use your total width. Temples on glasses usually come in three preset sizes but can also be found in ranges from 4.7 – 5.9 inches. The larger the whole width of your face, the larger the temples will need to be on your glasses.

Order Your Ray Ban Sunglasses Today

If you are interested in a pair of Ray Ban prescription glasses, you can find a great selection of Safety Gear Pro. You can also order them with non-corrective lenses, of course. Check out our full catalog today and place your order.

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FAQs

Where Can I Order Ray Ban Sunglasses Online?

You can order Ray Ban and other premium brand sunglasses from Safety Gear Pro. We carry a wide selection of fashionable glasses for casual wear (as well as many safety glasses). Check out our catalog to find a pair of glasses that are right for your style.

Can I Order Ray Ban Prescription Sunglasses?

Yes, almost all glasses and sunglasses on Safety Gear Pro can be ordered with prescription lenses. When you find a pair of frames that you like, open the product page and select “Prescription Lens.” Then, choose “Customize Lens.” You can enter your prescription information at the final stage.

Is Ray Ban a Good Brand for Sunglasses?

Yes, Ray Ban is often considered one of the best options for sunglasses. They have stylish designs, high-quality construction and comfortable fits. If you are looking for a premium pair of sunglasses, consider Ray Ban.

Are Ray Ban Sunglasses Comfortable?

Ray Bans are known for being very comfortable to wear, even for extended periods. They are best when you choose a pair that is properly fit for your face. You can use our guide to ensure that your glasses will fit just right.

Which Is the Original Ray Ban Style?

The oldest design offered by Ray Ban is the aviators. These were made by Bausch & Lomb, the company that created Ray Ban initially. The Wayfarer style is another of the oldest and most iconic sunglass designs sold by Ray Ban.