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Ice Fishing Tips -Check your local regulations! => Equipment => Topic started by: jbird68 on Nov 28, 2018, 09:02 PM
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Anyone use ski goggles to keep the wind out of your eyes? I've thought about this for years but never done it. I've worn sunglasses at times but the wind will blow around them and they Even get cold on my nose. What are your thoughts on ski goggles?
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I think it's a good idea and am going to start using them because of the reasons you mentioned and I don't have to worry about loosing them down a hole.
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most definitely
There are times when it's too sunny or just plain too windy. Makes a huge difference.
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Hmmm... goggles...might be the answer to keep glasses from fogging up. Can get them for about $20 + or -. Thinking 1 polarized pair for sunny days...1 clear for cloudy and fishing out of shack. Sure has piqued my interest as well. ???
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I use them for skiing and snowblowing, they work great. hmmmmmm why havent I used them for ice fishing, sounds like a great idea.
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I always take goggles for those windy days and to use when out on bigger lakes.
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I always wear ski goggles when I'm on a machine. Paired with a good balaclava, you can hardly even tell you're going 30mph in a 30mph headwind!
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I wear ski/atv goggles on windy days, I wear contact lenses and have issues with my eyes if my tears freeze and contact lense begins to float.
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Just had to post this. When ever I hear Goggles it reminds me of this.
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almost always wear when windy and cold, make big diifference staying comfortable when snows blowing around, tinted ones reduce glare ....find them in yardsale, savers, etc for like 3 bucks or less ..then when get crapted up i wear them sanding and bottom painting the boat, then chuck
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Ive got a few pair.....kind of cool wearing yellow or amber out there during the day....or yellow at night...
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I'm not sure what lens to get. Gray, rainbow, blue, red, yellow? I've seen so many and not sure.
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I'm not sure what lens to get. Gray, rainbow, blue, red, yellow? I've seen so many and not sure.
Get a few different colors so you can match whatever your outfit is for the the day.
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Sounds like an awesome idea. Costco has some pretty nice looking ones. I'll check it out next time I go there. Thanks.
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My buddy uses them on ice. He likes them. 9 tried them but couldn't see myself getting use to wearing them.
One other thing was I have outlines from my glasses from getting snow glare, he has an outline from his goggles. Both look weird but damn, that goggle outline is huge.
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Sitting out on the ice long enough the wind might pick up.
Goggles with a face mask are a good choice.
It dobt hurt to bring along a spare fishing glasses.
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