googles for over specs
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two_zero
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I mostly use DIY store type goggles. the main issue generally will be the width of your glasses. on some of those military type ones that look like ski goggles I cut out some of the rubberlining so that they would fit
Mr Monkey Nuts
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Contact lenses really are the best option.
Tesco do a trial for £15 with free eye test. If you want daily disposable lenses they can actually work out quite cheap in comparison to expensive spec compatible eye pro.
Tesco do a trial for £15 with free eye test. If you want daily disposable lenses they can actually work out quite cheap in comparison to expensive spec compatible eye pro.
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contact lenses were the solution I went with initially, work perfectly for one day games.
If you're going to do weekend games etc though I recommend getting some prescription inserts for a pair of goggles, expensive (ish, about £65) but well worth it.
If you're going to do weekend games etc though I recommend getting some prescription inserts for a pair of goggles, expensive (ish, about £65) but well worth it.
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