Goggles

[wyn1370]

see if you can try on a few diffent sets. get the one you like best. if you try on a v-force, I'm pretty sure you'll end up with one, they are my personal fav. see my reasoning here

[Cliffio]

Re: Re: Re: not dye

Originally posted by Thordic


How the hell should he clean the goggles? Get them dry-cleaned? The lenses shouldn't let water in that easy. I never had my JT's get water between the lenses, and I wash them in water after every time I play.

Thats a design flaw, not user error.

no goggle system is made to be ran under water, they are suppose to be sprayed with water not letting water run on them, i dont care what mask you have, run water on it and its gonna get it on the inside, it happened to me with my flex, i had to buy new lenses, i have alot had paint get into the sponge between the double lense, is that manufactor flaw?
if so, then the flex 7 is just as guilty


but you cant blame a double lense when you run water over it, its not made to have that to it, he should have been smart enough to know that running water over a mask is going to get in places, and some of those places should not have water in them

[Thordic]

I've been running my Spectras and Flex 7's under the faucet every time after I play for the past 2 years or so. Never EVER had water get between the lenses. You don't use a needle to inject water inside to clean that part, Cliffio

[lopxtc]

Ive been running my thermal lenses under running water since 93-94, and the only time I ever had any water get into mine was when the foam wore out because of age ... I also remember assembling my first pair of thermal lenses myself ... *L* using an epoxy to adhear the foam gasket and two lenses together ... talk about ghetto rigging ... *LOL*
I use a V-Force Morph now, and would highly recommend them to anyone ... after dealing with JT lenses for the past 7-8 years I have gotten tired of the time and effort it takes to change them. Nothing beats being able to changes your lens in under 20-30 seconds ...

Aaron