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Scooter Goggles

danealegana

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I was browsing an online shop and saw this scooter goggles that look somewhat of an aviator goggles. I think its cool.
Would you buy one?

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Looks nice in the picture. I still have to see the actual model, though. I also have to see how it looks on me. I assume there are sizes, or if none, it can be adjusted to fit me? Scooter goggles are as important as wearing helmet and other safety gears. Goggles is not actually for just looking good while the ride. The possibility of getting dirt and dust to our eyes is lessen if we are wearing goggles.
 
Looks nice in the picture. I still have to see the actual model, though. I also have to see how it looks on me. I assume there are sizes, or if none, it can be adjusted to fit me? Scooter goggles are as important as wearing helmet and other safety gears. Goggles is not actually for just looking good while the ride. The possibility of getting dirt and dust to our eyes is lessen if we are wearing goggles.

You are definitely right! It is as important as wearing a helmet. I am currently thinking on buying one. My only concern is that I hope it wouldnt hurt my cheekbones for a very long time just like when I am wearing swimming goggles. If I don't like it Ill just try to sell it.
 
There might be other models out there that will definitely suit you. Just like in buying swimming goggles, or any other goggles for that matter, you should take a look at it and try it first so to know if this is comfortable when worn. Better go to stand-alone shops for that. It is not possible to do that if you are buying goggles online. I am not sure also of their return or refund policy in case you are not satisfied with the product you bought. So there, I suggest you go to a stand-alone shop to check if this kind of goggles fit and suit you.
 
There might be other models out there that will definitely suit you. Just like in buying swimming goggles, or any other goggles for that matter, you should take a look at it and try it first so to know if this is comfortable when worn. Better go to stand-alone shops for that. It is not possible to do that if you are buying goggles online. I am not sure also of their return or refund policy in case you are not satisfied with the product you bought. So there, I suggest you go to a stand-alone shop to check if this kind of goggles fit and suit you.

Absolutely right! I just hope I would find something similar like this when I go around town later. If not I'd stick with my touring helmet for a while, which I prefer wearing on long trips.
 
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