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Firewalker · August 25th, 2012, 08:12

1) If you're wearing those trendy "I work at Ikea and own a bichon frise" type of glasses, then you're not going to find goggles. Period.

2) If you're wearing hipster "Buddy Holly" glasses... See above.

3) Goggles will prove no use to you as your glasses, not double walled like the goggles, will fog up inside.

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Solutions:

1) Perscription inserts in slimline glasses (Revision, ESS, Smith, Oakley all make theses). Cost effective if you game a lot.

2) Perscription safety lenses in safety frames. (Spensive, and will get fucked up if you get shot in the face a lot).

3) Mesh facemasks and a new pair of cheapass glasses from Zenni Optical that you can break and not cry over. (<-- Cheapest Option).

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I'm reliant on glasses to see, I can't play without them. I typically wear regular OTG Safety Glasses over my prescription pair, serves the need, but fogs quite a bit in hotter games. I'm going to be switching to a mesh facemask. My eyes are covered by the lenses so I don't have to worry about fragmentation so much. Plus, I'm getting a script insert for my sawfly which is in my sig image down there).

August 25th, 2012, 08:12	#11
Firewalker Trader rating Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Winnipeg, Manitoba	1) If you're wearing those trendy "I work at Ikea and own a bichon frise" type of glasses, then you're not going to find goggles. Period. 2) If you're wearing hipster "Buddy Holly" glasses... See above. 3) Goggles will prove no use to you as your glasses, not double walled like the goggles, will fog up inside. --- Solutions: 1) Perscription inserts in slimline glasses (Revision, ESS, Smith, Oakley all make theses). Cost effective if you game a lot. 2) Perscription safety lenses in safety frames. (Spensive, and will get fucked up if you get shot in the face a lot). 3) Mesh facemasks and a new pair of cheapass glasses from Zenni Optical that you can break and not cry over. (<-- Cheapest Option). --- I'm reliant on glasses to see, I can't play without them. I typically wear regular OTG Safety Glasses over my prescription pair, serves the need, but fogs quite a bit in hotter games. I'm going to be switching to a mesh facemask. My eyes are covered by the lenses so I don't have to worry about fragmentation so much. Plus, I'm getting a script insert for my sawfly which is in my sig image down there). __________________ Last edited by Firewalker; August 25th, 2012 at 08:16..