Nightride sunnies

....Uvex or Tifosi photochromic/Fototec sunnies for years. These are the ones that darken or lighten automatically so I can use them to commute when it is light in the morning and dark at night without changing lenses and always protecting my eyes. A few mates have similar and I think most brands will have a similar option. Just make sure to get the ones that are nearly clear at their lightest.

I have a pair of Oakley photochromatic (lighten and darken automatically).

During the day they are too light, and at night they are too dark.
Ideal for overcast MTB days when you are under trees, but useless otherwise.

I can't recommend anything in that price range, but clear is clear. Many people use safety glasses.

Anaconda have some decent cheap ones with multiple lenses you can change. They also have photo chromatic ones which are close enough to perfectly clear. I have both and wear the photo ones in the dark all the time, they are great for early morning rides where it starts out dark and then gets bright.

I just use the $10 safety goggles from Bunnings. I think a lot of riders on the Tour de France use them also.

I do not have the same problem as Mr Mez despite having sensitive blue eyes.

I had a pair of Oakley clear to mid brown prescription photochromics. They were brilliant. Until I lost them at Mangrive Mountain. Sob.

clear safety glasses will reduce your transmittable light by 8%

anything tinted will reduce it more.

However. even though night driving tints reduce the amount of transmittable light. they even out the glare & therefore appear to give you better vision. And it works when you're driving and you have blinding headlights coming the opposite direction.Or rain on your windscreen is deflecting light in all directions

Best would be a clear lens with anti reflection which increases the transmittable light to about 98-99 %

I have raced with safety glasses at night. To prevent mud or branches flicking into my eye. But I have to say. Nothing is better than undisturbed vision.

yea sure when its real cold & your hammering down a fast section your eyes might tear up....ohhh well you do have choices.

I choose no specs.

Try pro gear. You should find it in big w eyewear section. http://www.progearvision.com/progear_eyeguard_pa....
I had OTB 2 year ago and my normal sunnies came off. The bar hit my right eye. Not very nice. Anyway, my option is to try something with strap on or not easily come off.

heaps of options. I will look into progear and torpedo7 as well. Sounds like the safety glasses are best for night vision anyway ...