Vented Sunglasses?

I used to ride with Addidas Eagle Eye sunglasses and they had a foam strip (for sweat) that really helped with fogging up. The lenses were also really nice. About $2-300 /pair
 
I've got a pair of Oakley Wind Jacket that are motorcycle specific. They come with a rubber gasket and extra clear lens which are anti-fog treated.

The vented Racing Jackets are ok, but you will get a lot of wind drying out your eyeballs if your visor is open.
 
Are any of the above safety certified?

Some of the no-helmet states require OSHA certified glasses for riders, not that the OP is planning to ride w/o a lid.
 
I tried the vented Oakley sunglasses while boating not riding and didn't like them, went back to regular lenses, like someone else noted dried out eyes and the air hitting eyes became annoying,
 
iFly55 said:
Anyone here have experience with Oakley's Vented Sunglasses? Or any other suggestions?

I'm looking at their vented racing jacket: http://www.oakley.com/en/racing-jacket/product/W0OO9171

Having issues with my corrective lenses & sunglasses fogging up while riding; and it's a constant mickey-mouse game of opening/closing my visor.
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ive had these for a few yrs, they use to be called jawbone until there was a legal debate with the bluetooth headset.
i have corrective lenses in mine but i didnt get the lenses made from oakely so they arent vented, but also cost me less than half the price (oakley lenses are about $500 a set i think, and i have clear, polarized and amber)
find my visor fogs up not the lenses but thats just me.
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