Bulgaria Ski discussion board

my fiance put a post on the snowboard club uk forum regarding this subject. the general consensus is this (and i agree): if you ski; do want you want, you've already sold your soul to the devil (hehe!!) if you snowboard, never EVER wear sunglasses. its not big and its not clever.

in all seriousness, up at the top of a mountain where the UV light can be more damaging, all the gaps around sunglasses are just gonna let the stuff right into your mince pies. sunglasses fall off - there's talk of some geezer witnessing the arm of some fella's sunglasses stab him right in the eye (don't know how true this is) and they just look daft.

if you're thinking that skiing/snowboarding is something you'd like to do more often then get yourself to a shop and try loads on. you're bound to find something that suits. just make sure they are double lensed and it may be wise to get persimmon lenses as they are an all round colour which are suitable to most light conditions.

it takes all of about 5 minutes to get used to goggles, so ignore people who bleat about how hard they are to adapt to, they've already decided that they look cool in shades (probably wear them to nightclubs too). you'll find that they assist your vision, keep your face that little bit warmer and you'll just feel that little bit more protected.

that is my sermon over.