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For people who need custom prescription lenses due to myopia, astigmatism, diplopia, etc.
When skiing, the temples of regular glasses get tightly pinched between the protective pads on both sides of the helmet.
After a while, this causes pain in the ears, ruining the entire day's skiing experience.
Skiing is a high-risk sport where falls are common. Regular glasses are typically made of plastic or metal, which become brittle in the low temperatures of a ski resort.
When we fall and hit our heads, these glasses can break easily, and the fragments may scratch the eyes or even the eyeballs, posing a significant danger.
When skiing, if you falls, the insert will be thrown off along with the goggles and ski helmet, detaching from the head immediately to prevent broken fragments from harming the head.
By contrast, regular glasses are tightly secured to the head and can’t disengage effectively, increasing the risk of head injuries from impact or shattered pieces.
Easy to lose: Fall out easily, hard to find in snow.
Not for everyone: Some aren’t used to wearing them.
Dry eyes: Wear too long and eyes get dry, ruining the ski mood.
No astigmatism correction: Only corrects myopia. For astigmatism sufferers, vision remains doubled, risking skiing safety.
When skiing, the temples of regular glasses get tightly pinched between the protective pads on both sides of the helmet.
After a while, this causes pain in the ears, ruining the entire day's skiing experience.
Skiing is a high-risk sport where falls are common. Regular glasses are typically made of plastic or metal, which become brittle in the low temperatures of a ski resort.
When we fall and hit our heads, these glasses can break easily, and the fragments may scratch the eyes or even the eyeballs, posing a significant danger.
When skiing, if you falls, the insert will be thrown off along with the goggles and ski helmet, detaching from the head immediately to prevent broken fragments from harming the head.
By contrast, regular glasses are tightly secured to the head and can’t disengage effectively, increasing the risk of head injuries from impact or shattered pieces.
Easy to lose: Fall out easily, hard to find in snow.
Not for everyone: Some aren’t used to wearing them.
Dry eyes: Wear too long and eyes get dry, ruining the ski mood.
No astigmatism correction: Only corrects myopia. For astigmatism sufferers, vision remains doubled, risking skiing safety.
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