[twistinthunder]

im just wondering would glasses effect the goggles i can wear?

[ArmoArchangel]

Goggles with more of a Fishbowl lens are easier to deal with. If you have a smaller mask your glasses get pushed up and hurt your nose (high on the bridge near the eyes) as the nose-pads jab into you. Fishbowl lenses give you more room to work with.

You glasses might also fog when your lenses don't. If you have contacts I would wear those if you don't want to deal with it.

Overall if you don't mind a little pain, it won't affect the goggles you can wear. If you want to not worry about it at all, either wear contacts or fishbowl lenses.

[xmagman]

JT Proflexes or V-Force series masks are usually your best bets to wear with glasses.

[Weever]

Originally Posted by xmagman

JT Proflexes or V-Force series masks are usually your best bets to wear with glasses.

QFT: I have a Vforce Vantage and my friend have a Vforce grill, we both wear glasses and both fits nicely.

[txaggie08]

Empire e-vents have been the most comfortable mask with glasses I have found, followed closely by flexes and profilers.

[twistinthunder]

thanks guys i think i might get a v-force

[txaggie08]

profilers are an excellent mask for the price. I suggest trying one on first if possible though....

[insanekid12]

Ya, the only problem I usually have is my glasses fog up, I use Dye invision and they fit comfortably only downside is price, and swaping lenses.

[TBDragonMan]

Go to the place you got your glasses and get a Sport Anti-fog spray for you glasses.

[txaggie08]

Of all things, go grab some of those cheap JT brand no-fog wipes they sell at most wal-marts.... little buggers actually work on glasses, and haven't done a thing to my lenses....

[insanekid12]

Ya well, In the next week or so its time for my check up on my eyes, so im just gunna get a pair of contacts.