Eye Protection.

Posted by: harrkev

Eye Protection. - 03/02/06 04:18 PM

http://www.cockeyed.com/lessons/protection/eye_protection1.shtml

This is obviously a humor post, but he actually had a good idea on improvised eye protection over on page 3. Something to keep in mind when clearing out rubble after a disaster.
Posted by: cedfire

Re: Eye Protection. - 03/02/06 05:34 PM

I liked the two spoons, that's pretty neat. Thanks for passing along the link!

You only have two eyeballs...

Gotta wear these: <img src="/images/graemlins/cool.gif" alt="" />
Posted by: Nicodemus

Re: Eye Protection. - 03/02/06 06:39 PM

That guy slays me. His experience with starting a fire without matches was awesome.

Regarding eyesight, I'm completely nutty about preserving mine, so I EDC a pair of Wiley X SG-1s with the clear lenses and sports strap in the bag as backup in case of emergencies.

Posted by: frenchy

Re: Eye Protection. - 03/02/06 08:48 PM

Thanks for that link !

the idea of using a soda bottle to improvise efficient eyes protection is a brainwave !

Posted by: picard120

Re: Eye Protection. - 03/04/06 03:36 AM

what do you guys think of oakley polycarbonate lens for sport activities? is oakley lens strong enough ??? <img src="/images/graemlins/confused.gif" alt="" />
Posted by: MrBadger

Re: Eye Protection. - 03/05/06 12:36 AM

What about something that you can wear every day without looking crazy? I've been looking for some stylish reading glasses with safety lenses, but haven't been able to find anything yet.

I love my WileyX Romer II sunglasses, but even with clear lenses wearing them inside or on overcast days is a bit much.

Any thoughts?
Posted by: picard120

Re: Eye Protection. - 03/05/06 04:49 AM

I am currently using oakley metal frame with regular plastic lens. I am contemplating getting oakley safety polycarbonate lens. It is suppose to be very tough for millitary purpose too. I like oakley all metal frame because it is strong yet it looks tame enough for business environment at work.
Posted by: Susan

Re: Eye Protection. - 03/07/06 05:27 AM

Talk to an optometrist.

Sue