- Is the Smith Prescription Pacer RX good for sports?
- Yes. The full-rim rectangular frame and slight wrap are designed to stay stable during running, cycling and similar activity. It is a sport-first frame rather than a slim fashion pair.
- Can I put my own prescription in it?
- Yes. It is sold as a prescription frame, so an optician fits lenses to your prescription. Lens type and coatings depend on the optical shop, not on Smith.
- Does it suit both men and women?
- Smith lists it as unisex, and the black rectangular shape is fairly neutral. Fit still depends on face width, so try it on if you can.
- How does it compare with Smith's other prescription frames?
- The Pacer is one of Smith's more athletic shapes, with a fuller rectangular rim than its thinner everyday frames. Choose it if you want sport styling; choose a lighter frame if you want something discreet.
- What comes in the box?
- Expect the frame itself, typically with a Smith case and cleaning cloth. Lenses are added by the optical retailer, so check what your optician includes.
- Is it good for everyday wear?
- It works as a daily pair if you like the sporty look. The bold rectangle is more noticeable than a thin metal frame, which some wearers prefer and others do not.
- Where is the Smith Prescription Pacer RX Eyesize Custom Lenses cheapest?
- At Designer Optics, for $154.00, as of our latest check.