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posts : 13 (Beginner)Date : 01-25-10 19:35googles
Hi, we are heading to bansko on thursday woop woop! The boyfriend has now decided he wants googles but I haven't time to run his errands before we go lol just wondering how much they would be to buy in bansko, not after anything top of the range just a standard pair thanks
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lol now i feel like a twit, goggles!re: googles
Goggles can be picked up from street traders cheaper than the shops obviously....just make sure they are anti fog....very important!!!Check your local Aldi/Lidl...they had good quality goggles recently!!!
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I'd always buy goggles from a reputable vendor. the ones on the street might be fine, and I might be being a baby but I wouldn't risk it!It's a big problem if they steam up. I paid 33 Euros in France. My mate got some for 50 lv in Bansko. I'm there on Thursday too!
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Mary, they should be between 45 - 60 leva in the shops /this is for the cheapest range/. On the streets you might find eve cheaper but if they steam up there isn't really much point in buying ones.re: googles
In my opinion cheap goggles aren't the best choice. Remember UV radiation is much stronger the higher you get.
Therefore I would recommend getting a branded pair of goggles in the UK. You can't always guarantee that a pair bought elsewhere won't be fake and have no UV protection. My mates have laughed at me because I spent £90 on a pair of Oakley goggles. But I look at it this way, I only have one set of eyes and want to look after them. It is worth pointing out a decent pair of ...
Therefore I would recommend getting a branded pair of goggles in the UK. You can't always guarantee that a pair bought elsewhere won't be fake and have no UV protection. My mates have laughed at me because I spent £90 on a pair of Oakley goggles. But I look at it this way, I only have one set of eyes and want to look after them. It is worth pointing out a decent pair of ...
In my opinion cheap goggles aren't the best choice. Remember UV radiation is much stronger the higher you get.
Therefore I would recommend getting a branded pair of goggles in the UK. You can't always guarantee that a pair bought elsewhere won't be fake and have no UV protection. My mates have laughed at me because I spent £90 on a pair of Oakley goggles. But I look at it this way, I only have one set of eyes and want to look after them. It is worth pointing out a decent pair of UV protected goggles can be had for less than £20 in the UK.
Therefore I would recommend getting a branded pair of goggles in the UK. You can't always guarantee that a pair bought elsewhere won't be fake and have no UV protection. My mates have laughed at me because I spent £90 on a pair of Oakley goggles. But I look at it this way, I only have one set of eyes and want to look after them. It is worth pointing out a decent pair of UV protected goggles can be had for less than £20 in the UK.
