Are they a PITA on the trail? I'm trying them out and like them so far. I have to use a new lens each day which means carrying multiple lenses.
Lost in the right direction.
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I would try the dailys if I still wore them.I got lazered about 10 years ago-scariest 5 minutes of my life, its not for everyone"Dazed and Confused"
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I would agree with JJ of daily being more practical. No way I would want to fool with taking them out at night, cleaning them, and then putting them back in the next morning. And of course hoping in the woods that I was keeping a clean environment for them.
jimmyjam wrote:
I would try the dailys if I still wore them.I got lazered about 10 years ago-scariest 5 minutes of my life, its not for everyone
That is why I personally just stick with my glasses.The road to glory cannot be followed with much baggage.
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I have reached the point that they are a pia all the time. Used to love them.
I carry 2 or 3 pair on long hikes for emergency if I break glasses.
If you don't have the sort you can sleep with the lack of hygiene etc on the trail can be problematic.Resident Australian, proving being a grumpy old man is not just an American trait.
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