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08 September 2017, 06:19
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Goggles for bad weather
Any suggestions for waterproof goggles for bad weather, on RIBS daily for work and need waterproof goggles for this Great British weather.
Thanks in advance
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08 September 2017, 07:44
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Goggles for bad weather
Motocross goggles work well. They're not waterproof as such, but motocross tends to be pretty wet and the ventilation means that they don't fog up too badly.
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08 September 2017, 07:50
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swiming goggles work well and dont mist up or ski goggles
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08 September 2017, 08:33
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I've started using skydiving goggles, they have worked good so far in the rain.
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08 September 2017, 08:40
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Tried snowboarding and motocross. We do get battered and there not up to the job. Cant see anyone wearing swimming goggles to be honest [emoji23]
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08 September 2017, 09:12
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The natural evolution leads to Ghecko's....Why wait?
I've never wished/regretted I'd not had Goggle's while I had a Ghecko on Board....
I HAVE the other way round!
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08 September 2017, 09:43
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Maximus
The natural evolution leads to Ghecko's....Why wait?
I've never wished/regretted I'd not had Goggle's while I had a Ghecko on Board....
I HAVE the other way round!
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Very true[emoji106]
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08 September 2017, 11:31
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Originally Posted by k12smy
Tried snowboarding and motocross. We do get battered and there not up to the job. Cant see anyone wearing swimming goggles to be honest [emoji23]
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i have and got a pair in the boat
also go a gath gedi full face
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08 September 2017, 15:47
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Quote:
Originally Posted by k12smy
Tried snowboarding and motocross. We do get battered and there not up to the job. Cant see anyone wearing swimming goggles to be honest [emoji23]
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Ive useMX goggles (cheap ones) and worked well but now have fallen apart nad lens won't stay in, considered a gecko and a gath but storage when not wearing isn't the issue
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08 September 2017, 15:56
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Quote:
Originally Posted by HDAV
considered a gecko and a gath but storage when not wearing isn't the issue
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So what is?[emoji848]
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08 September 2017, 17:20
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Oakley Jet Black Proven H2O Goggles
Used them 3 months (Greece, Croatia). In choppy water I was wet and goggles also.
But never used them during rain - not faced any. Comfortable, never had problem.
But in UK I will prefer (if be on the RIB) helmet with full face.
Had problem in really bad condition to wipe them from the salt which be probably easier with full visor.
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08 September 2017, 17:47
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These are the boys you want in bad weather in front of the fire.
http://www.argos.co.uk/product/6252216?store=286&cmpid=GS001&_$ja=tsid:59158|cid: 598901029|agid:24318019850|tid:aud-144400486596 la-280146653033|crid:86893572530|nw:g|rnd:11305203738 300287293|dvc:m|adp:1o1&gclid=CjwKCAjw_8jNBRB-EiwA96Yp1oAgkYCSC9R4ShRM_ITwP1Rqm2js993klid0tR5m9G 0m-JBacMvHCBoCfVUQAvD_BwE
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08 September 2017, 19:04
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Yeh!
but authenticity you'd have to send the wife out shopping with your bank card
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08 September 2017, 19:06
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Pikey Dave
So what is?[emoji848]
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"Is" damn auto not correct phone
Storing the helmet when not wearing it is the issue if you (I don't) have a locker big enough goggles fit in your pocket a helmet doesn't so that's the reason for not going straight to helmets easy to carry 3/4 pairs of goggles not so 3/4 helmets on board.
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08 September 2017, 19:09
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Quote:
Originally Posted by HDAV
Ive used MX goggles (cheap ones) and worked well but now have fallen apart and lens won't stay in, I considered a gecko and a gath but storage when not wearing is the issue
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This is what I meant.......
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08 September 2017, 19:10
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Goggles for bad weather
Quote:
Originally Posted by HDAV
This is what I meant.......
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I know[emoji104][emoji12]
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08 September 2017, 19:48
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Pikey Dave
I know[emoji104][emoji12]
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Hmmmmmmmmmmmm
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09 September 2017, 07:48
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Quote:
Originally Posted by HDAV
"Is" damn auto not correct phone
Storing the helmet when not wearing it is the issue if you (I don't) have a locker big enough goggles fit in your pocket a helmet doesn't so that's the reason for not going straight to helmets easy to carry 3/4 pairs of goggles not so 3/4 helmets on board.
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I only have a 3.9 m boat (albeit with good storage for its size) and can carry 4 gecko's. Your thread title is wrong - it should be "storage for geckos" as they* are the solution - they look a bit stupid (like you think you are in the rnli) but so will MX goggles on a boat!
I wore a borrowed gecko once in light rain to change my view on them, and Mrs P thought I was bonkers when I bought 4, but immediately changed her mind the first day out in spray.
*i use the term generically like Hoover and have nothing against Gath etc as alternative.
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