Yes. Many sports glasses can be fitted with prescription lenses, including single-vision, high-index, polarized, photochromic, and impact-resistant sports lenses. Prescription sports eyewear is especially popular for cycling, running, baseball, basketball, golf, and outdoor activities because it combines vision correction with eye protection and stability during movement. Some sports frames also support prescription inserts or direct RX lens installation depending on the frame structure.

Yes. Most sports glasses are designed as unisex eyewear because performance, stability, and fit are usually more important than gender styling. The main differences are typically frame size, lens width, color preference, and face fit rather than gender-specific design.

TR90 is one of the most popular materials for sports eyewear because it is lightweight, flexible, impact-resistant, and comfortable for long-term movement. Some premium sports glasses also combine TR90 with rubber grips, carbon fiber, or reinforced polycarbonate structures for better durability and performance.