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I do a lot of cycling (daily commuting) and used to not wear any eye protection, resulting in watery eyes at the end of every trip, and might have been one of the reasons for why I have developed MGD. That's why I started wearing (sport) cycling glasses (uvex 611 VL), but as you can see in the link, they are ventilated by gaps/holes on the side and thus ‘fog-free’, on the cost of not being airtight enough. So I started reading on this forum for some recommendations (e.g. Wiley X Gravity or 7-eye Sedona, which have moisture chambers) and wanted to know if these examples are good for cycling (being airtight is my main concern, as I now read that you can rub fog-spray in them)?
Is there someone who has any experience with cycling with some kind of airtight glasses.
I guess the only other concerns might be: are they in different sizes or fit for all, and can they be shipped to Europe (e.g. via Amazon)?
I do a lot of cycling (daily commuting) and used to not wear any eye protection, resulting in watery eyes at the end of every trip, and might have been one of the reasons for why I have developed MGD. That's why I started wearing (sport) cycling glasses (uvex 611 VL), but as you can see in the link, they are ventilated by gaps/holes on the side and thus ‘fog-free’, on the cost of not being airtight enough. So I started reading on this forum for some recommendations (e.g. Wiley X Gravity or 7-eye Sedona, which have moisture chambers) and wanted to know if these examples are good for cycling (being airtight is my main concern, as I now read that you can rub fog-spray in them)?
Is there someone who has any experience with cycling with some kind of airtight glasses.
I guess the only other concerns might be: are they in different sizes or fit for all, and can they be shipped to Europe (e.g. via Amazon)?