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... for a glasses wearer. Don't want anything too spendy as I won't be using them much, just while I'm out in Canada (Whislter).
Cheers folks.
Bolle Blast ventilated foam model, code no. 13-70007 from buckandhickman.com for under a tenner inc. vat. Got pretty big glasses and they still fit over easily.Comfy too.You can spend a lot more on something similar with an MTB type name tag.
I got some Oakley ones for 10 quid in some sale. They're fine, they do the trick but I wore sunglasses under my helmet in Whistler last year so don't feel you HAVE to get goggles.
not Oakleys - the worst goggles ever for steaming up (unless you buy the mega expensive double glasing lenses.)
Mine have been fine so far. I have some strange green anti-fog stuff I got years ago so that might be why.
another vote for oakley, use them for mx, skiing, and dh, not once had a problem with them steaming up. You can pick the o-frames up nice and cheap on ebay if you want something reasonably priced. I've used both o-frames an crowbars both great goggles.
You want Oakley L-Frames as they are designed to be worn over glasses, you'll pick some up for around £25.
not Oakleys - the worst goggles ever for steaming up (unless you buy the mega expensive double glasing lenses.)
Been using Oakleys for years with no steaming up issues.
worth going to an mx shop and trying a few on, as some will feel more comfy than others, thats how i wound up with my spy's anyway!
I wore just glasses under me helmet last year but ended up getting quite alot of dust in my eyes so though I might try some goggles this year.
Thanks for the suggestions, I'll have a look around.