Advice - goggles or glasses for multi-altitude riding?

[pomgolian]

Helmet with peak & visor, fishing sunnies - cheap under $ 20, lightly tinted, allows you to see the boulders to avoid crossing rivers, strangely shows up wet patches in corners as a green tinge to avoid, and only one pair to carry to go fishing as well

[XF650]

Re the tinted safety glasses, A while ago a guy I was riding with had a pair on and the lower part of the glasses were slightly magnified, he said they were great for glancing down and reading things like a GPS, trailtech vapor or phone etc. He got them from somewhere like protector safety.

They work for me.
Clear or tinted bi-focal, I got mine here: www.basisnz.co.nz
Product Code: RX-420G. Price: $21.70 incl GST. Postage: $5.60 courier bag non-rural.
Remember to mention what strength you want.

[NordieBoy]

Open faced helmet with visor and safety sunnies (dark or yellow depending on conditions).

[Usarka]

Ah well - an open face helmet it is then

Open faced helmet with visor and safety sunnies (dark or yellow depending on conditions).

Open face helmet as in fully open face rather than dual sport (or road) lid?

I can dig the open face at the low altitudes & temps but thought it might be a bit dusty and a bit cold up in the hills......

[FJRider]

Remember that any damage to your gear may impair your ability to continue without some health/safety issues. Look at spares/replacement solutions ... half way up Everest is not a good place to find your visor is unusable and glasses are not a fix in the conditions you have.

[Padmei]

Remember that any damage to your gear may impair your ability to continue without some health/safety issues. Look at spares/replacement solutions ... half way up Everest is not a good place to find your visor is unusable and glasses are not a fix in the conditions you have.

Ed still carried on.

[NordieBoy]

Open face helmet as in fully open face rather than dual sport (or road) lid?

I can dig the open face at the low altitudes & temps but thought it might be a bit dusty and a bit cold up in the hills......

One of the many things Colebach and I agree on. Open face helmet for touring.

Or a flip front.