Nike Maxsight: Sunglasses and contacts merged into one
When I read about Nike Maxsight contacts today I thought it was especially interesting since I had just read this article on sunglasses versus UV contacts a few days ago. UV contacts are made to filter UV rays, but Nike Maxsight lenses take it one step further and throw a sunglasses-like tint into the lenses so you get all the benefits of wearing polarized shades but without the inconvenience of glasses that can fall off or get in the way during sports or athletic activities.Available in two colors (grey/green for golf, running, training and amber for sports like tennis, baseball, football, and rugby), Fitsugar has some good pictures of what they look like compared to regular contacts if you're curious. And Nike is offering a free trial so you can see how big of a difference they make before committing -- I for one can't wait to try them!
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
8-11-2007 @ 9:14AM
James said...
Wow! in the fitsugar pictures the person's eyes look completely black with the Nike contacts. Very creepy looking.
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10-19-2007 @ 12:04PM
Beth said...
Are there any clinical trials going on right now for astigmatism/nearsightedness for middle-aged people?
I'm 47 and have worn glasses for 41 years. Are the lenses I'm talking about still very expensive or is there something new coming out?
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