Paging @John Webb to the Pugski Courtesy Phone.
Different goggles have different air flow patterns. Also some goggles flow more air than others. May have to try a few to find the optimal pair for your eyes.
I was going to start keeping both eyes closed.
Could you post of picture of how this works inside your goggles?
I ski blurry on sunny days. Storm days or flat light gets contacts. I sweat profusely - goggles are always on the edge of fogging - no way will glasses work.
I struggle to get contacts in. Many famous words in the morning. Some contacts are easier than others. Try several.
I now pull them out right after skiing - especially if I will need them the next day. Clean hands and lots of water keep the irritation to a minimum.
Eric
Me too and then only when necessary.Contacts and reading glasses for the lodge.............skiing is the only time I bother with contacts anymore.
Here’s a couple. You don’t see anything from outside, but you get a nice full coverage lens inside. I use progressive lenses.
So, the prescription google inserts. Won't they fog up like glasses?
Isn't it just glasses under your goggles?
So, the prescription google inserts. Won't they fog up like glasses?
Isn't it just glasses under your goggles?
Thanks for the pictures. I currently wear a hybrid contact in one eye and a toric in another (which I can tolerate for about 6 hrs). Getting fitted for scleral lenses, but that looks like an option if those don't work.