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Pat Fleming
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Does anyone know a source for sunglasses that fit flush with your face with some type of cushion. My
eyes tear every time I go down a hill at 40MPH.
eyes tear every time I go down a hill at 40MPH.
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Mark Lee
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"Pat Fleming" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Does anyone know a source for sunglasses that fit flush with your face
with
> some type of cushion. My eyes tear every time I go down a hill at 40MPH.
>
Well, go 50! Mark Lee
P.S. Actually you need some airflow or the sunnies fog big-time!
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> Does anyone know a source for sunglasses that fit flush with your face
with
> some type of cushion. My eyes tear every time I go down a hill at 40MPH.
>
Well, go 50! Mark Lee
P.S. Actually you need some airflow or the sunnies fog big-time!
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Tritonrider
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>From: "Pat Fleming" [email protected]
>Does anyone know a source for sunglasses that fit flush with your face with some type of cushion.
>My eyes tear every time I go down a hill at 40MPH.
>
They don't fit flush, but I have had good luck with the old style gargoyles on both bicycle and
motorcycle. As a bonus they are pretty indestructible as long as you dont drop 'em on the car seat
after a race, then sit on them. Bill C
>Does anyone know a source for sunglasses that fit flush with your face with some type of cushion.
>My eyes tear every time I go down a hill at 40MPH.
>
They don't fit flush, but I have had good luck with the old style gargoyles on both bicycle and
motorcycle. As a bonus they are pretty indestructible as long as you dont drop 'em on the car seat
after a race, then sit on them. Bill C
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B Lafferty
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I've found two brands/models that may help. Consider that you do = need some ventilation to
prevent fogging, although this can be minimized = by using some anti-fog solution on the lenses.
The Rudy Project Exynox(sp?) is quite good with full coverage. = Closer fitting is the Smith
Mainline which, in my experience, don't fog = even though they fit closer.
Brian-Accept No Substitutes- Lafferty Dear, you cannot drink gin and tonic in the middle of the
night.=20 You must have whisky to give you energy. --Margaret Thatcher
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>=20
> >Does anyone know a source for sunglasses that fit flush with your =
face with
> >some type of cushion. My eyes tear every time I go down a hill at =
40MPH.
> >
> They don't fit flush, but I have had good luck with the old style =
gargoyles on
> both bicycle and motorcycle. As a bonus they are pretty indestructible =
as long
> as you dont drop 'em on the car seat after a race, then sit on them. Bill C
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I've found two brands/models that may help. Consider that you do = need some ventilation to
prevent fogging, although this can be minimized = by using some anti-fog solution on the lenses.
The Rudy Project Exynox(sp?) is quite good with full coverage. = Closer fitting is the Smith
Mainline which, in my experience, don't fog = even though they fit closer.
Brian-Accept No Substitutes- Lafferty Dear, you cannot drink gin and tonic in the middle of the
night.=20 You must have whisky to give you energy. --Margaret Thatcher
"TritonRider" <[email protected]> wrote in message =
news:[email protected]...
> >From: "Pat Fleming" [email protected]=20
>=20
> >Does anyone know a source for sunglasses that fit flush with your =
face with
> >some type of cushion. My eyes tear every time I go down a hill at =
40MPH.
> >
> They don't fit flush, but I have had good luck with the old style =
gargoyles on
> both bicycle and motorcycle. As a bonus they are pretty indestructible =
as long
> as you dont drop 'em on the car seat after a race, then sit on them. Bill C
>
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<DIV><FONT size=3D2> I've found two brands/models that = may=20 help.
Consider that you do need some ventilation to prevent = fogging,=20 although this can be
minimized by using some anti-fog solution on the=20 lenses.</FONT></DIV>
<DV><FONT size=3D2></FONT> </DIV>
<DVI><FONT size=3D2> The Rudy Project Exynox(sp?) is = quite good=20 with full
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<DVIII><FONT size=3D2>Brian-Accept No Substitutes- Lafferty</FONT></DIV>
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down a hill = at=20 40MPH.<BR>> ><BR>> They don't fit flush, but I have had =
good luck=20 with the old style gargoyles on<BR>> both bicycle and motorcycle. As = a
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A. Birko
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I had lasic surgury and have been searching for sunglasses that protect from wind ever since (my
left eye gets foggy after about 30 minutes or so of fast riding).
So far I've tried some sort of Bole, Briko lucifer, Rudy Ekynox
w/performance shield and Wiley-x SG1. The only ones that work at all are the Wiley-x. They actually
have a "gasket" with some small holes for anti fogging that fits around your eye socket. They
block all wind. In fact, they're more like goggles than sunglasses. Their site is here:
http://www.wiley-x.com/ntseries.html
Good luck.
-Andy
"Pat Fleming" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Does anyone know a source for sunglasses that fit flush with your face
with
> some type of cushion. My eyes tear every time I go down a hill at 40MPH.
>
left eye gets foggy after about 30 minutes or so of fast riding).
So far I've tried some sort of Bole, Briko lucifer, Rudy Ekynox
w/performance shield and Wiley-x SG1. The only ones that work at all are the Wiley-x. They actually
have a "gasket" with some small holes for anti fogging that fits around your eye socket. They
block all wind. In fact, they're more like goggles than sunglasses. Their site is here:
http://www.wiley-x.com/ntseries.html
Good luck.
-Andy
"Pat Fleming" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Does anyone know a source for sunglasses that fit flush with your face
with
> some type of cushion. My eyes tear every time I go down a hill at 40MPH.
>
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