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>  > So what about goggles I thought?So they have a sport goggle with sunglass
> >  type lenses?Ones that really seal out eh dust, pollen etc.?And fit
> >  comfortabley under a helmet. (my sunglasses have to pass the helmet test.I
>
> I would recommend borrowing some, if possible, before buying.  I have this
> problem too (contacts and living in the high-pollen SE) so I buy
> wraparound sunglasses which help a lot.  I cannot wear goggles when
> riding, tho, because they fog up and have to wiped every few minutes.  I
> have this problem when wearing goggles for anything from playing
> racketball to blowing leaves in the yard.  It doesn't seem to be a problem
> for everyone, tho, don't really understand, but it makes goggles pretty
> useless for me.
>
> --
> Glenda R. Snodgrass


Our local tack store used to carry jockey goggles 
(http://www.kroop.com/) for all the exercise riders at the racing 
stables around here, and I found those were very comfortable. The 
side vents kept them from fogging and they weighed almost nothing.


--
Lynn Kinsky     Santa Ynez, CA
http://www.silcom.com/~lkinsky


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