- Is the Nike 7291 good for running and cycling?
- Yes. The rectangular full-rim shape wraps enough to cut side glare and wind, and the plastic frame holds up to sweat and knocks better than thin metal. It is heavier than a sport shield, so long rides may feel it on the nose.
- Can I use these as everyday glasses?
- They work as a single pair, but the matte smoke grey and orange accents read as sporty. The thick plastic frame is also bulkier than a typical office frame.
- Can I change the lens tint later?
- The lenses are custom-made to order, so the tint is fixed when the glasses are built. A different tint means a new lens set or a second pair.
- Does the frame fit wide faces?
- The rectangular wrap shape runs fairly wide and suits medium to wide adult faces. Narrow faces may find it loose, and the plastic frame usually has no adjustable nose pads to tighten the fit.
- What comes with the glasses?
- You get the frame with the custom lenses fitted. A case and cleaning cloth are typical for Nike eyewear, but confirm the included accessories with the seller.
- How does it compare with Nike's sport sunglasses?
- The 7291 is a prescription-first frame, so it is heavier and less ventilated than Nike's dedicated sport shields. In exchange it looks closer to normal glasses and works for daily wear.
- Where is the Nike Prescription Nike 7291 Matte Smoke Grey Total Orange Custom Lenses cheapest?
- At Designer Optics, for $84.92, as of our latest check.