I like to walk outdoors, and my problem in the cold weather is that when I bundle myself up with a scarf and hat, my glasses fog up.
I see the people who make Barracudas make a line called Bugz that says they're for "winter" and "motor" sports - anyone have any idea if these would do what I need, or care to suggest alternatives? I'd love something that comes in a prescription version as opposed to something that fits over my glasses. FWIW, I also wear hard contact lens but usually walk before showering and leaving the house and thus don't have my lens in yet.
YOu might look a little funny walking down 5th ave wearing Bugz. I think they are ski goggles.
On Aug 14, 10:50 pm, "Steve Freides" <[email hidden]>
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I like to walk outdoors, and my problem in the cold weather is that when I bundle myself up with a scarf and hat, my glasses fog up.
I see the people who make Barracudas make a line called Bugz that says they're for "winter" and "motor" sports - anyone have any idea if these would do what I need, or care to suggest alternatives? I'd love something that comes in a prescription version as opposed to something that fits over my glasses. FWIW, I also wear hard contact lens but usually walk before showering and leaving the house and thus don't have my lens in yet.
"cardarch" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
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YOu might look a little funny walking down 5th ave wearing Bugz. I think they are ski goggles.
I don't care if I look a little funny - if they work.
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On Aug 14, 10:50 pm, "Steve Freides" <[email hidden]>
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I like to walk outdoors, and my problem in the cold weather is that when I bundle myself up with a scarf and hat, my glasses fog up.
I see the people who make Barracudas make a line called Bugz that says they're for "winter" and "motor" sports - anyone have any idea if these would do what I need, or care to suggest alternatives? I'd love something that comes in a prescription version as opposed to something that fits over my glasses. FWIW, I also wear hard contact lens but usually walk before showering and leaving the house and thus don't have my lens in yet.
"Steve Freides" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
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"cardarch" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
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YOu might look a little funny walking down 5th ave wearing Bugz. I think they are ski goggles.
I don't care if I look a little funny - if they work.
Perhaps I should explain - my particular asthma is such that when the outside temperature gets down to a few degrees above freezing, I start to have difficulty breathing. When the temperature is in the teens or below (Farenheit), I must wear a scarf over my mouth and nose - if I neglect this step, the consequences aren't pretty and I'll spare you the details. When I am so bundled up, my normal glasses fog up quite easily, often to the point where I can't see. That's why I'm looking into Bugz or similar.
-S-
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On Aug 14, 10:50 pm, "Steve Freides" <[email hidden]>
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I like to walk outdoors, and my problem in the cold weather is that when I bundle myself up with a scarf and hat, my glasses fog up.
I see the people who make Barracudas make a line called Bugz that says they're for "winter" and "motor" sports - anyone have any idea if these would do what I need, or care to suggest alternatives? I'd love something that comes in a prescription version as opposed to something that fits over my glasses. FWIW, I also wear hard contact lens but usually walk before showering and leaving the house and thus don't have my lens in yet.
"mwsmith" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
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Steve Freides said:
"cardarch" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
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YOu might look a little funny walking down 5th ave wearing Bugz. I think they are ski goggles.
I don't care if I look a little funny - if they work.
Is your vision problem not fixable with laser surgery?
It might be but I am reluctant to even find out. I've been wearing hard contact lens for 40 years, see very well with them and most people don't even know I wear them. I really, really just want goggles that'll work for me walking in the winter.
Perhaps I should explain - my particular asthma is such that when the outside temperature gets down to a few degrees above freezing, I start to have difficulty breathing. When the temperature is in the teens or below (Farenheit), I must wear a scarf over my mouth and nose - if I neglect this step, the consequences aren't pretty and I'll spare you the details. When I am so bundled up, my normal glasses fog up quite easily, often to the point where I can't see. That's why I'm looking into Bugz or similar.
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Well, you could always just move to Texas. "few degrees above freezing" problem solved!
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Perhaps I should explain - my particular asthma is such that when the outside temperature gets down to a few degrees above freezing, I start to have difficulty breathing. When the temperature is in the teens or below (Farenheit), I must wear a scarf over my mouth and nose - if I neglect this step, the consequences aren't pretty and I'll spare you the details. When I am so bundled up, my normal glasses fog up quite easily, often to the point where I can't see. That's why I'm looking into Bugz or similar.
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Well, you could always just move to Texas. "few degrees above freezing" problem solved!
Pat in TX
I have never even visited Texas but especially want to see Austin. I'm trying to convince my wife to try a weekend vacation with me there. I'm a classical musician by training, like all sorts of music, and hear great things about the music scene in Austin.
