Eye protection at night
05-24-07, 09:44 PM
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Originally Posted by doofo
actually the moral of that story is to not be fat
i couldnt find where it said the victim in the op had rimless glasses on
i couldnt find where it said the victim in the op had rimless glasses on
05-27-07, 10:33 AM
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You'll want photochromic lens, darkens when exposed to UV, clear at night or inside 
Nashbar for example have a couples between 30 to 50$
ex:
Nashbar for example have a couples between 30 to 50$
ex:
05-27-07, 10:45 AM
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I endorse the idea of picking up cheap industrial protection glasses. I've gotten them for about $5 a pop. They're tough, meet all the ANSI safety standards, have UV protection, and are available in any color or darkness you might need.
Here are two I own:
Pyramex safety glasses
Allsafe ballistic safety glasses
When I think how much I used to pay for brand name 'sports' glasses I want to hurl.
Here are two I own:
Pyramex safety glasses
Allsafe ballistic safety glasses
When I think how much I used to pay for brand name 'sports' glasses I want to hurl.
