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Goggles
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posts : 13 (Beginner)Date : 01-28-08 18:10re: Goggles
Eager Beaver
I’ve been to Borovets every year since 2003, and have found a very good range of goggles available out there. Admittedly I was bought a pair in this country as a present but that does not matter, there was still a good range out there last year.
One more piece of information is have a look on the Snow & Rock web site, http://www.snowandrock.com/buying_guide_goggles.htm as they have a guide as to what sort of Goggles / Sunglasses are suitable for what conditions ...
I’ve been to Borovets every year since 2003, and have found a very good range of goggles available out there. Admittedly I was bought a pair in this country as a present but that does not matter, there was still a good range out there last year.
One more piece of information is have a look on the Snow & Rock web site, http://www.snowandrock.com/buying_guide_goggles.htm as they have a guide as to what sort of Goggles / Sunglasses are suitable for what conditions ...
Eager Beaver
I’ve been to Borovets every year since 2003, and have found a very good range of goggles available out there. Admittedly I was bought a pair in this country as a present but that does not matter, there was still a good range out there last year.
One more piece of information is have a look on the Snow & Rock web site, http://www.snowandrock.com/buying_guide_goggles.htm as they have a guide as to what sort of Goggles / Sunglasses are suitable for what conditions.
It’s always best to ask your ski instructor once out there, as to where to shop. He might have a favourite shop where he probably gets a “back hander”, but at least you know you are not going to get ripped off.
Regards,
GFC
I’ve been to Borovets every year since 2003, and have found a very good range of goggles available out there. Admittedly I was bought a pair in this country as a present but that does not matter, there was still a good range out there last year.
One more piece of information is have a look on the Snow & Rock web site, http://www.snowandrock.com/buying_guide_goggles.htm as they have a guide as to what sort of Goggles / Sunglasses are suitable for what conditions.
It’s always best to ask your ski instructor once out there, as to where to shop. He might have a favourite shop where he probably gets a “back hander”, but at least you know you are not going to get ripped off.
Regards,
GFC
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Pound stretcher are doing a good range at the moment. Not of the highest quality you'll understand but if I keep my head tipped back the ones i got stay on fine.re: Goggles
Just bought a pair of BLOC double lens anti fog ones in TK Maxx for £3. They were in the final reductions box!!!
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Take a respirator also for the smoke
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GFC,Thanks for the tips - it seems like good advice.
Regards,
:S
