And as someone very farsighted, zenni makes them cheaper, not cheap. They're still over a hundred bucks to get ones without optical distortion from too thick lenses

Ugh, that sounds exactly what I need. But it's awkward for me to wear Oakleys because of my name.

They have a pair of prescription sunglasses that have those features. The only drawback is the place where the corrective lenses fit can loosen over time.

But I agree with paying for good quality sunglasses. I only get traditional lenses from them.