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Old February 12th 13, 08:48 PM posted to rec.skiing.alpine
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Guys, i ended up buying the Bolle Rx Goggles with inserts and the LibertySports sunglasses for snow sports. The LibertySports sunglasses is the best option in my opinion. Even in very cold weather (-2F), i preferred the sunglasses. i thought they might be an issue going down steeps which could cause too much cold air around my eyes...goggles would keep you theoretically warmer...but it was not an issue wearing the sunglasses. Rx sunglasses from LibertySports are comfortable, give clear vision, look good, and they are more flexible in that i could where them around the village and see. Wearing goggles with the Rx insert while in the village just to see is a little weird.
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Old February 12th 13, 09:04 PM posted to rec.skiing.alpine
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On Tuesday, February 12, 2013 1:48:54 PM UTC-8, wrote:
Guys, i ended up buying the Bolle Rx Goggles with inserts and the LibertySports sunglasses for snow sports. The LibertySports sunglasses is the best option in my opinion. Even in very cold weather (-2F), i preferred the sunglasses. i thought they might be an issue going down steeps which could cause too much cold air around my eyes...goggles would keep you theoretically warmer...but it was not an issue wearing the sunglasses. Rx sunglasses from LibertySports are comfortable, give clear vision, look good, and they are more flexible in that i could where them around the village and see. Wearing goggles with the Rx insert while in the village just to see is a little weird.


Hey, asshole? Got any comment on the sick jokes about molesting children? Shove your goggles up your ass, you might be able to see better.
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Old February 12th 13, 10:58 PM posted to rec.skiing.alpine
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On Tue, 12 Feb 2013 14:04:12 -0800 (PST), twobuddha
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Shove your goggles up your ass, you might be able to see better.


Then he would have your viewpoint.


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