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Goggles..which ones
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posts : 13 (Beginner)Date : 11-06-09 16:17Goggles..which ones
Hi allGoing skiing to Borovets for Christmas. Not sure which lenses are best. At the moment I own a pair of Dragon DXS with blue ionized mirror lenses. Do you think these will be OK? I have only been skiing once before so I am no expert. Any suggestions?
re: Goggles..which ones
Hi debYes, I think your goggles will do very well indeed. They have all the right specs. Did you get the extra amber replaceble lens when you bought them?
Steve
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Hi SteveNo it did not come with replaceable lens. I have had a look and I cannot see any where that sells replacement amber lens's for these goggles. Is this something I need?
re: Goggles..which ones
Hi SteveNo it did not come with replaceable lens. I have had a look and I cannot see any where that sells replacement amber lens's for these goggles. Is this something I need?
re: Goggles..which ones
Hi Deb,
The mirrored lenses look the biz, but they're really for sunny days. The yellow/amber lenses, despite looking a bit 70's kojak style, are better suited to flat light, when it's overcast or snowing and it's difficult to see the texture and lumps and bumps in the snow.
I just did a google shopping search and found them here - http://www.edgeriders.com/product_info.php?products_id=4003
I'm not sure what the policy is on me posting links, but if this is stripped, google ...
The mirrored lenses look the biz, but they're really for sunny days. The yellow/amber lenses, despite looking a bit 70's kojak style, are better suited to flat light, when it's overcast or snowing and it's difficult to see the texture and lumps and bumps in the snow.
I just did a google shopping search and found them here - http://www.edgeriders.com/product_info.php?products_id=4003
I'm not sure what the policy is on me posting links, but if this is stripped, google ...
Hi Deb,
The mirrored lenses look the biz, but they're really for sunny days. The yellow/amber lenses, despite looking a bit 70's kojak style, are better suited to flat light, when it's overcast or snowing and it's difficult to see the texture and lumps and bumps in the snow.
I just did a google shopping search and found them here - http://www.edgeriders.com/product_info.php?products_id=4003
I'm not sure what the policy is on me posting links, but if this is stripped, google Edgeriders and check their website. They're doing them for £19.
Good luck!
Mark
The mirrored lenses look the biz, but they're really for sunny days. The yellow/amber lenses, despite looking a bit 70's kojak style, are better suited to flat light, when it's overcast or snowing and it's difficult to see the texture and lumps and bumps in the snow.
I just did a google shopping search and found them here - http://www.edgeriders.com/product_info.php?products_id=4003
I'm not sure what the policy is on me posting links, but if this is stripped, google Edgeriders and check their website. They're doing them for £19.
Good luck!
Mark
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Mark your a star thanks very much.re: Goggles..which ones
just bought a pair of photochromatic Zeal goggles, fed up of having the light change during the day and either needing a couple of pairs or changeable lenses. Anyway situation now sorted, not cheap but at least you can see!!
