Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: will they fit over prescription glasses
Document: I wear glasses and I was able to fit them in these goggles. The lens pops out and you can put other kinds in there. (polarized etc)Very soft on the face. Has the little prongs on the sides to put those wraps on to rip off mid ride.
very good product for price a lot cheaper than in stores. I bought this for my wife she wears glasses and these fit over them. one draw back is if you have big frames its tough to wear because the glasses hit the inside lens and it wears marks in them.
Great fit.Elastic band works well, secure on face and over bike helmet.Doesn't fog up when used with balaclava.Before I had this pair my glasses would fog up and I couldn't see much and ran into a Yeti, he bent me over and gave me some birthday spankings. Now that I can see him, I'll be able to avoid him this year.
Next, I tried Smith Optics SME OTG goggles, which I LOVE for the price. They work well with my flimsy wire-rim glasses, fit decently well against my helmet, and along with a balaclava have made my commute quite pleasant. They're quite big, but I'm beyond trying to make style statements.Now, enter the Oakley O-Frame MX goggles. I bought them on an impulse when I saw them as a Gold-box deal.
Not possible to wear over eye glasses. Although sealed well from wind, the tight sides prohibit wearing corrective glasses.while wearing goggles
I find these comfortable to wear and I can wear my eye glasses underneath with no problems. The design is nice and matched my black/white helmet nicely.
I love the oakley and a brand that always makes the best stuff at the best glasses that I loved and was beautiful in my helmet agv ax8 nitro circus that bought together I am very satisfied,
Thank you, these glasses have served me well! I think the clear lenses are great for the travel on the river on a snow machine if the clouds are keeping the direct sunlight from hitting your eyes. Otherwise I would go with the tinted lens.
What prompted me to try them was the availability of less-than-ten-bucks replacement tinted lenses, which will be nice once days get longer.So...do these work over glasses? Absolutely not. Can they be made to work with glasses with a little effort? Yes. The clear lenses are far enough forward (unlike the Bobsters) to give good clearance.
But I thought they could be made to work. I got out a scalpel with a #10 blade and iris scissors and trimmed neat little channels for the glasses arms in the multi-density foam. These channels were not quite deep enough, so I ended up trimming into the black plastic of the frame a tiny bit. (Not visible from the exterior, and doesn't ruin the structural integrity of the goggle). The end product almost looks like it was manufactured as OTG.
Answer: yes