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Old 11th February 2004, 07:12 PM   #1 (permalink)
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"roger" <rogerbarnaby@m> wrote in message
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What brand are you using? Hold the goggles to the light and see if the
coating's been smeared (which will eventually happen to the iridium from
Oakley).



 
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Old 12th February 2004, 03:04 AM   #2 (permalink)
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roger wrote:
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> Hi there,
>
> Ive just got back in to skiing after a 5 year break. After mastering
> these new carving skiis on our local dry slope, i decided to venture
> on to the real stuff at our local mountain in scotland - Cairngorm.
> Ive been up a few times but the main problem i have is seeing.
>
> I cant remember which colour of lens i used to use, so i bought a
> yellow tint for dim weather and a dark red brown for bright weather.
>
> Well on the first day i could just see with either, although not
> perfect i could still see where i was going - just.
>
> However on the second day the conditions were a bit brighter - or
> dimmer - dont know! and with either lens colour i found it difficult,
> if not impossible to see. Is this a common problem? can anyone
> recommend another colour. ?
>
> I was told that a rosey lens would be good for the dim weather that we
> get in scotland but didnt want to get another set and they be wrong.
>
> Any help would be appreciated - maybe i am going blind?
>

Make sure the lens is at the front.

Roger... really.


 
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Old 12th February 2004, 04:17 AM   #3 (permalink)
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"Jiyang Chen" <no@no.no> wrote in message news:<c0egcu$rld@dispatch.concentric.net>...
> "roger" <rogerbarnaby@m> wrote in message
> news:73b456dd.0402111404.3fb0a30@co m...
>
> What brand are you using? Hold the goggles to the light and see if the
> coating's been smeared (which will eventually happen to the iridium from
> Oakley).



I think they were just a fairly cheap brand called "sinner" but they
seem to be pretty popular and are brand new - my wife bought me them
for christmas - holding both pairs up to the light they are fine, i am
going to buy a really good pair as i suppose your eyes are the most
important thing but cant decide the colour. Maybe i can borrow a
couple of different colours from the shop next time i go.
 
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Old 12th February 2004, 12:16 PM   #4 (permalink)
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"BrritSki" <BrritSki@iname.com> wrote in message
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> Make sure the lens is at the front.


I was thinking that there should be a standard "Turtle Wax" style response
to the goggle-color question. This is working in that direction, but could
be punchier.


 
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sjjohnston wrote:
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> "BrritSki" <BrritSki@iname.com> wrote in message
> news:402B3378.3F79E9A2@iname.com...
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> > Make sure the lens is at the front.

>
> I was thinking that there should be a standard "Turtle Wax" style response
> to the goggle-color question. This is working in that direction, but could
> be punchier.


True. I was thinking more in terms of potatoes and Speedos.
 
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