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lotofwind
lotofwind
NSW
6451 posts
NSW, 6451 posts
31 Jan 2006 4:32pm
People on this forum recommended me getting some seascape sunnies for some protection when on the water.
Was going to get a pair but was being a tight wad.Was on the water for 6 hours yesterday,got up the smorning and my eyes are bright red and feel like they are full of sand everytime i blink and i cant bear to go out in the sun and the wind is up again today.
Dont be a tight ass like me,if you have sun sensitve eyes and plan on having 6hr sessions its worth spending the cash.
Should have listen to your guys advise
bondo
bondo
QLD
699 posts
QLD, 699 posts
31 Jan 2006 3:39pm
just get a cheap pair of uv rated sunnies from the local servo and make up an elastic strap to keep em on your head. should cost you no more than $20.00
azza
azza
1338 posts
1338 posts
31 Jan 2006 2:33pm
quote:
Originally posted by bondo

just get a cheap pair of uv rated sunnies from the local servo and make up an elastic strap to keep em on your head. should cost you no more than $20.00



The Anti-Cancer Council Of Australia sell Polaroid lensed sunnies through most chemist... Polarised lenses are best for on/by water use. The lenses they use a TOUGH; they don't scratch even when wiped with a salty, sandy towells (mind you, the dog ate my last pair which really stuffed them). They sell for $30-$40. Depending on the shape of your scone and the style you ultimately choose.

Drill a hole, smaller than 1/8 inch, into the very tip of the wing and attach some round elastic... works a treat (I'm a tight arse too)
Simon.
Simon.
WA
66 posts
WA, 66 posts
31 Jan 2006 4:06pm
Certainly help when trying to spot a lost board from the beach during a downwinder.
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