frozen eyes
12-06-08, 09:37 PM
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frozen eyes
I'm pretty dialed in with the cold weather clothing. No problems with hands, feet, torso.
But - I'm noticing this year that my EYES feel like they are freezing. I wear regular cycling glasses.
Any suggestions? Do they make fleece eyeball warmers? :-)
But - I'm noticing this year that my EYES feel like they are freezing. I wear regular cycling glasses.
Any suggestions? Do they make fleece eyeball warmers? :-)
12-06-08, 09:40 PM
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Blink.
And you'll get used to it. People work in -40 temps up here and survive.
And you'll get used to it. People work in -40 temps up here and survive.
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Goggles
In a word: Goggles. You could buy ski or snowmobile goggles, but they are pricey and are tinted too dark. I bought these for $8 and I wear them when the temps get below 20*, or if it's very windy. Try to find a pair that seal well against your face. This is important to prevent your warm moist exhale from fogging the inside of the lenses.
