Any wearers of these out there who can speak to ventilation and fog up issues? If any.
cheers
KD
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but I’d like to recommend a pair of great SUL shades:
Serengeti Stratus (Ti hingeless frame, polycarbonate polarized lenses) – great visual quality
issues: hingeless frame makes it a bit uncomfortable to store away (can’t hang them from your pocket / T); coverage is not that much (not like a wrap) so reflected light (from snow, water) can get to eyes from the sides – this may be adressed by attaching leather / fabric pieces?
KD,
I beleive Bill Fornshell has modified these to loose 1/4oz or so.
someting to do with the cordlock
I think this is what he used
I dont have any, but for fall-winter they look great because they are against your face like “SUL goggles”
You may have a problem with ventilation in the heat of summer though.
but dont take my word for it, I have no experience w/ them
and the guy in the picture is on the beach…
also they do have an anti fog coating, so even better than goggles, I think I will get some for this purpose, and then test them out in the summer
winter = YES
summer = MABEY/PROBABLY
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