Stylish Rec Specs for Kids
If you have a child that is playing competitive sports and needs to wear eye glasses, chances are they need a wear a sports strap to be allowed even on the field or court. This strap may prevent the glasses from falling off but it won’t necessarily prevent them from being damaged or broken. When you child is playing any contact sport there is also a good chance of an eye injury from either an elbow, stick or flying ball. If you have a serious athlete on your hands that needs to wear glasses to be on top of his or her game, then you’ll want to check out Liberty Sport prescription sports glasses for kids.
Liberty Sport – Icharus Heart (these are the ones my daughter chose)
- Myth: Contact lens wearers do not need eye protection.
- Fact: Contact lenses may give you or your child perfect vision, but no contact lens, hard or soft, can protect against eye injury. Impact to the eye can dislodge the lens or fold over a contact lens putting an adult or child at risk for eye injury. Many eye injuries are caused by blunt trauma, such as from a ball, stick or elbow, that contact lenses offer no protection against.
Prescription Sports Glasses
Liberty Sport makes prescription sports glasses for kids that not only protect their eyes but make them look pretty cool too. You know us, always looking for stylish stuff even for sports!
Also known as rec specs, these prescription glasses come in a variety of styles for both boys and girls. With all these stylish designs your little athletes will think of these glasses as an essential part of their uniform just like the shoes on their feet. These cool rec specs are not just for kids either, Liberty Sport has an entire line of prescription sports glasses for adults too. Not just for competition either, you also need protective eyewear from the sun too!
All Liberty Sport sports glasses come with a small strap, a stylish matching case to keep them safe when off the field, and a cleaning cloth. Most optometrists carry Liberty Sport but you can also order them through the Liberty Sport website, but you will need to know your child’s RX number and the pupillary distance. How to measure for that can be found here.
MSRP: $110-$189
100% RX’able
Exceeds ASTM F803 Standards for Impact Resistance
High Impact Polycarbonate lenses
Great styles & colors for on and off the field.
