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What goggles does everyone suggest... Has anyone tried those 15 dollar ones that are on here. I just dont know most of the time you get what you pay for and I am just worried about getting them. Any info would be greatly appreciated....
PS just for you there george i fixed my error... hope you can sleep better tonight,,,,
PS just for you there george i fixed my error... hope you can sleep better tonight,,,,
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"goggles" "googles" [sm=WTFsgign.gif]
Main Entry: 1gog·gle
Pronunciation: 'gä-g&l
Function: intransitive verb
Inflected Form(s): gog·gled; gog·gling
Etymology: Middle English gogelen to squint
: to stare with wide or protuberant eyes
- gog·gler /'gä-g&l-&r/ noun
Main Entry: 1gog·gle
Pronunciation: 'gä-g&l
Function: intransitive verb
Inflected Form(s): gog·gled; gog·gling
Etymology: Middle English gogelen to squint
: to stare with wide or protuberant eyes
- gog·gler /'gä-g&l-&r/ noun
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i have some 6-dollar pair from HD. Also have a pair of Wiley-X, but I've never liked them (they were free.) My problem with goggles (or googles, if you prefer 
) is the fogging issue when you're idling. And the rings 'round your eyes when you take them off.
So there's this pair of 1980's RayBan "black cats" that I wear, big square lenses, but they don't let any air by.
) is the fogging issue when you're idling. And the rings 'round your eyes when you take them off.So there's this pair of 1980's RayBan "black cats" that I wear, big square lenses, but they don't let any air by.
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I have a pair of PanOptx (upward of $100) and like them a lot. They change darkness with light condiotin and that's a real convienence. However the foam gasket is pretty shot and a replacement will set me back $30. I don't think so!!! I've held them together with glue so far. But I also bought a cheap pair (around $15) at our local leather shop and they work great. Only thing is they are sunglasses and don't have interchangable lenses. But for $15 I'm real happy with them. They keep the wind out of my eyes (also with foam gasket) and do what they're supposed to. Sorry, don't know about the ones on here.
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RE: goggles
Just for what it's worth...my experience is don't skimp on the eyewear. Get good glasses and goooogles. Just my 2cents worth.
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RE: goggles
For the money Panoptx with a doubt. The speed series is the best. Get mine on e-bay, Most retail for around $120.00 I have 2 pair for my self and my wife has a pair. Got her pair for $30.00 I think their chubbasco retail for over a $100.00 got mine (chinook modle) for $35.00 and they retail for over $120.00 so you can get good deals. I also have the Wiley-x and they are good glasses, but the Panoptx are by far the better. Just my opinion.
www.panoptx.com
www.panoptx.com