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Drinky
Guest
Last winter I was shot at by someone in a van with a pellet gun and a
few weeks ago, I was hit hard on the chin by a small stone that was
thrown up by a car. The consequences of being hit in the eye by either
of these does not bear thinking about.
Consequently, to offer some protection at night/in poor light, I
decided to buy a clear lens for my M-Frame sunglasses (according to
Oakley, they are very impact resistant).
The problem is that they are rubbish in the dark. Every set of
headlights seems to be multiplied by 4 which is blinding. I also dug
out some very old Smith specs that I have with bright yellow lenses -
but these are not much better.
Do people here use eye protection at night and, if so, what are you
using and just how good are they at dealing with oncoming headlights?
few weeks ago, I was hit hard on the chin by a small stone that was
thrown up by a car. The consequences of being hit in the eye by either
of these does not bear thinking about.
Consequently, to offer some protection at night/in poor light, I
decided to buy a clear lens for my M-Frame sunglasses (according to
Oakley, they are very impact resistant).
The problem is that they are rubbish in the dark. Every set of
headlights seems to be multiplied by 4 which is blinding. I also dug
out some very old Smith specs that I have with bright yellow lenses -
but these are not much better.
Do people here use eye protection at night and, if so, what are you
using and just how good are they at dealing with oncoming headlights?