First off: Doug, your cleverness is only outshined by your charity. And you're not too dumb yourself, Mike
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This may very well be the most innovative thread I've ever seen. With each post.....something new.
Now I have a question
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When chosing a traditional mask, I prefer one with a black silicon skirt. The reason for this is because I hate any other "kind" of light getting in, other than "good" light. Peripheral, bent light is disorienting to me; thus, my dislike for masks with a clear silicon skirt.
Do you find that a lot of ambient light is hitting your eye while wearing fluid goggles? If so, does it bother you? And if so
, have you considered 'blacking off' all parts of the google that are not directly in front of the lens? Or even using a small piece of opaque plastic piping to create a tunnel of light to the lens?
Again, Great Thread!
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