Rec Specs

Morpheus 3

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$98.95

Color: Satin Pink

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Rec Specs Morpheus 3 Sports Goggles – Safe, Stylish & Prescription-Ready

Get out there and show 'em how it's done with certified protection. The Morpheus III protective Rx sports goggles meet or exceed ASTM F803 impact resistance for several sports, such as basketball, tennis, soccer, and squash.

Sizes:

Narrow [A:48 B:32.3 ED:51 DBL:17]

Prescription Options:

Non-prescription: Offers style and protection with no vision correction
Single Vision: Corrects one field of vision (near, intermediate, or distance)
Progressive: Corrects near, intermediate, and distance fields of vision in one lens so you don't have to switch between multiple pairs -Â only recommended if you are accustomed to wearing progressive lenses while participating in your preferred sports/activities

Lens Packages:

Classic: Clear lenses that block 100% of UV rays and include our patented anti-fog, anti-scratch and anti-reflective coatings
Light-responsive: Lenses that transition from clear to darker tint outdoors (choose from grey or brown) and include our patented anti-fog, anti-scratch and anti-reflective coatings -Â recommended for both indoor and outdoor sports and activities

Features:

Unisex Shape.
Patented (#6,890,073) eye rim assembly and 6-base lens curve design allows for a wide range of prescription lens powers.
New dramatic two-tone color treatments.
Sculpted end piece design with color coordinated inside padding.
End piece and bridge have soft, color coordinated padding for comfort and fit.

Packaging:

Comes with semi-rigid case, cleaning cloth and adjustable strap.

Standards:

Meets or exceeds ASTM F803 impact resistance for several sports.

The frame itself was exactly what I expected. Unfortunately, the Rx for the lens was not processed correctly. The glasses can not be worn unless I have the lens replaced. If an order is placed in the future, only frames will be ordered.

Watch out for the pupillary distance

The glasses themselves seem to be a good product. However, I can't see through them very well. I'm not sure, but I suspect this might be due to my reporting an incorrect "pupillary distance" to recspecs, along with my prescription. My local optometrist said South Carolina prevents him from giving me my pupillary distance. So, I had to measure it myself. I measured it several ways - both with a ruler provided by RecSpecs, and with a couple of iPhone apps. Distances ranged from 60mm - 64mm, and I submitted 63mm. Maybe it was wrong and that caused the problem. For whatever reason, vision is not very good out of these glasses. Other than the prescription, however, they seem very nice.

Watch out for the pupillary distance

The glasses themselves seem to be a good product. However, I can't see through them very well. I'm not sure, but I suspect this might be due to my reporting an incorrect "pupillary distance" to recspecs, along with my prescription. My local optometrist said South Carolina prevents him from giving me my pupillary distance. So, I had to measure it myself. I measured it several ways - both with a ruler provided by RecSpecs, and with a couple of iPhone apps. Distances ranged from 60mm - 64mm, and I submitted 63mm. Maybe it was wrong and that caused the problem. For whatever reason, vision is not very good out of these glasses. Other than the prescription, however, they seem very nice.