Prescription Sports Glasses in Calgary

June 18, 2025

Looking for the perfect pair of prescription sports glasses in Calgary? Whether you enjoy hitting the slopes, skating the rink, biking through the Rockies, or staying active in your community league, clear vision and reliable eye protection are essential. At Mountain View Optometry, we specialize in custom-fit eyewear that supports Calgary’s diverse and active lifestyle. 

Why Sports Enthusiasts in Calgary Need Prescription Sports Glasses

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Calgary is known for its vibrant sporting community and outdoor enthusiasts. From skiing, to recreational hockey, to mountain biking, eye protection and clarity of vision are critical. Here’s why prescription sports glasses from Mountain View Optometry are a smart choice:

  • Protective Design: Shields eyes from debris, impact, and changing weather conditions. 
  • Enhanced Vision: Improved visual clarity helps you stay focused and perform your best. 
  • UV and Glare Protection: Crucial for both sunny, warm conditions and snowy weather common in Calgary – sometimes both on the same day!


Features of Prescription Sports Glasses Available at Mountain View Optometry

Impact-Resistant Lenses

Made to withstand bumps, falls, or flying objects, great for contact sports or active outdoor play. 

Wraparound Frames

Designed for a snug, secure fit with wide peripheral vision, ideal for cycling, running, and field sports. 

Anti-Fog and UV-Protected Lenses

Perfect for Calgary’s changing weather, whether you’re indoors at a rink or outside on a sunny trail. 

Kids’ Prescription Sports Glasses

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Flexible, protective options designed for younger sports enthusiasts who need vision correction and safety.


Lens Customization Options for Sport Glasses

We know that prescription lenses should be as unique as the sport you love. Here’s how we tailor them to your lifestyle: 


  • Lens Types: Single vision, bifocal, or progressive. 
  • Lens Coatings: Anti-fog, scratch-resistant, water and oil resistant, 100% UV protection. 
  • Tint Colors: Amber for skiing, gray for general outdoor activities, yellow for low-light conditions, HT-High Transmission- for golfing in variable conditions. 
  • Tint Options: polarized, solid, gradient, mirror, Bi-Gradient mirror (only available with Maui Jim sunglasses). 

 

Where to Buy Prescription Sports Glasses in Calgary

Mountain View Optometry offers expert care and a wide selection of prescription sports glasses. Visit one of our Calgary or Cochrane locations to find eyewear that fits your activity, vision, and budget. 


What to Expect During a Fitting for Sports Eyewear

  • Comprehensive Eye Exam: Ensures your prescription is current and accurate 
  • Face Measurements: Helps customize a fit that stays secure during movement 
  • Lens and Frame Selection: Based on your sport, face shape, and preferences 
  • Adjustments: On-site adjustments for maximum comfort and performance


Whether you’re training for a race, enjoying recreational pickleball, or just staying active, Mountain View Optometry is here to help you see clearly and stay protected. Schedule your personalized consult today. 

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Written by Rosendo 

About the Author: 

Rosendo was born and raised in Havana, Cuba, where he began his professional journey studying Optometry and Optics. His career then took him to Dubai, where he worked in the optical field for two years as a Sales Associate. Now, he’s settled in Calgary and takes great pride in being a valued member of our Mountain View Optometry team as an Optical Associate.

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