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Goggles advice
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posts : 13 (Beginner)Date : 01-25-07 17:07Goggles advice
Taking family for first ever ski holiday, hence all novicesIs it best to get dual lens goggs or will some cheap ebay jobs do the trick..
Dosh getting a bit tight after shelling out on suits etc
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Have a look at decathlon or, if you're lucky, tkmaxx may have some.
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Dual Lenses should be cheap enough on ebay. I'd say get em if you can. Alternatively TK Maxx or Decathlon will be as cheap and you can try before you buy that way. Either way you'll have an awesome time so I wouldn't get too hung up on it!re: Goggles advice
Kitty you clearly type faster than me! Still, 'great minds' and all that...
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get dual lenses or you'll fog up and have a nightmare.re: Goggles advice
def. dual lense you will regret it if not and end up buying them for the next ski trip, single are useless....re: Goggles advice
Don't bother with ebay, honestly.I bought some from ebay last year and they were sh*t.
Do yourself a favour and go to a outdoor sports shop and ask for they're advice, not that I'm saying any advice that has been given is wrong.
Cheers
Rob
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Also, don't put them to near the fire to dry them out, I melted both my wifes and mine year before last...wasn't best pleased to say the least...didn't learn my lesson either, did the same thing with my gloves last year !!re: Goggles advice
Dual lense!! Although I didn't need any in Bansko all last week due to the lack of snow!
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Forget buying them here. I bought some singles before I went then half way through spent about £3 on some duals in Bansko from a cheap non brand shop. They are excellent - just the trick.Buy dual in Bulgaria for a fraction of the price of single in the UK!
