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I like the glasses with a straight temple instead of curved behind he ear. Much easier to deal with in the helmet
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When I used to have that issue, I switched to the wire frames that gave a little more and was able to work with all those problems. I had multi-focal contacts for a while. I had to give them up because of always fabricating.
Now that I have had the cataract surgery and the yag procedure, don't need anything but sunglasses and readers. Still can't cut a light though. Ernie Neal SS 354 |
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I use the Bell full face helmet with the large opening. Works pretty well. Haven't had any issue with my glasses, other than the occasional fog up, using that helmet.
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Use Simpson Balaclava.
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For the budget minded, a Zamp full face works as well.
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I used Armani Exchange hard frames with an open faced helmet.
Glasses worked fine.
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