The many uses of snow goggles…aside from the obvious
We all know snow goggles are great for winter outdoor activities. They are used by snow skiers, snow boarders, snowmobilers and for any other activity that requires protecting our eyes from the wind, snow and sun.
Not only do they protect us from the winter elements…they are just flat out… cool looking! They make us look like we know what we're doing and weirdly, they make us feel like there's nothing we can't do. But what do we do on the off season, when it isn't necessary to wear our goggles?
Well, here are a few good suggestions that you may be able to use for getting some use out of those snow goggles on the off season.
If you enjoy wearing your snow goggles as much as me, why not just wear them on a daily basis as your sunglasses. Heck, they do the same thing. They've got the required UV protection, and if you feel like sticking your head out the car window while you're driving, you can also enjoy that. That's a win/win situation.
Now here is another great idea! Do you dread cutting up onions because they make your eyes tear? Well, throw on those snow goggles and chop up those onions! No matter if you're cutting one or a bunch of onions, your goggles have you covered. No more tears, and you'll look great while cutting them as well!
Do you work in an office, or sit in front of a computer screen a good part of the day? Well, your snow goggles will be a welcome relief to your over worked eyes. Not only will they give your screen a new clarity, they will protect your eyes from the brightness of the monitor. As an added bonus, you'll be pleasantly surprised on how clear and vivid your co-workers will look.
On a final thought, if the sun is glaring through your blinds or draperies in the morning and disrupting your sleep, feel free to leave these on the nightstand. You can either throw them on in the morning to block the glare or if they're that comfortable, heck, just sleep in them.
These are just a few extra uses for your "all season" goggles. You probably can think of 1000 more. Feel free to send them to us.
But just remember, don't pack those snow goggles away for the summer….put them on.
Not only do they protect us from the winter elements…they are just flat out… cool looking! They make us look like we know what we're doing and weirdly, they make us feel like there's nothing we can't do. But what do we do on the off season, when it isn't necessary to wear our goggles?
Well, here are a few good suggestions that you may be able to use for getting some use out of those snow goggles on the off season.
If you enjoy wearing your snow goggles as much as me, why not just wear them on a daily basis as your sunglasses. Heck, they do the same thing. They've got the required UV protection, and if you feel like sticking your head out the car window while you're driving, you can also enjoy that. That's a win/win situation.
Now here is another great idea! Do you dread cutting up onions because they make your eyes tear? Well, throw on those snow goggles and chop up those onions! No matter if you're cutting one or a bunch of onions, your goggles have you covered. No more tears, and you'll look great while cutting them as well!
Do you work in an office, or sit in front of a computer screen a good part of the day? Well, your snow goggles will be a welcome relief to your over worked eyes. Not only will they give your screen a new clarity, they will protect your eyes from the brightness of the monitor. As an added bonus, you'll be pleasantly surprised on how clear and vivid your co-workers will look.
On a final thought, if the sun is glaring through your blinds or draperies in the morning and disrupting your sleep, feel free to leave these on the nightstand. You can either throw them on in the morning to block the glare or if they're that comfortable, heck, just sleep in them.
These are just a few extra uses for your "all season" goggles. You probably can think of 1000 more. Feel free to send them to us.
But just remember, don't pack those snow goggles away for the summer….put them on.
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