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Eye Protection Underneath the Hockey Mask

Playing the position of goalie in any sportdisposable optical wavelength filtering as
is a daunting job. If you play outdoors andeffective as sunglasses with the ability to
during sunlight hours, the sun can often makemeet the needs of your eye prescription.
the job of keeping eyes focused onThese lenses offer a choice of wavelength
projectiles much more difficult. Since hockeyspectrum filtration that allow optimization
games are divided into three periods of play,for various types of sports environments.
chances are one of the goalies may play withYour color selection will be based on a
the sun in his/her eyes for the majority ofnumber of factors, including the color of the
the game. Make sure the effects of directplaying surface/surroundings and the color of
sunlight  or sun-glare are kept to a minimum.the  puck  or  ball.
The  Sunglasses  Option:Let's compare the advantages of the two
options:
One option is to wear sunglasses under the
mask. Polarized lenses with full UV filteringA package of 6 pairs of disposable sport
will provide the best protection for yourcontact lenses retails for around $78
eyes and cut down any glare from reflections(available in both prescription and
on the playing surface, the boards, or othernon-prescription). A respectable pair of
players'  helmets.polarized sunglasses costs between $10 and
$30  at  your neighborhood discount retailer.
What  style  works  best  under  the  mask?
Other players might tell you that you look
While wrap around style offers the best sunreally cool wearing mirrored sunglasses that
coverage, they aren't easily accommodated bymatch your team colors under the mask. When
the fit of the mask. If the wrap projects toowearing colored sport contact lenses under
far from the temple then you run the risk ofthe mask, other players might think you look
rubbing the frame against the inside of thepossessed (some might consider this an
cage or mask, resulting in the glasses movingadvantage).
as  your  head  moves.
Sunglasses can be removed easily when the
Classic style sunglasses offer less coverageclouds roll in or when you are playing at the
but have the advantage of staying put as yourend of the rink that has the sun to your
head moves laterally with respect to the maskback. Contact lenses are in place before you
surrounding  it.arrive at the rink and come out after you
leave (don't risk damage to you eyes by
Sweat can be a major nuisance while wearinginserting and removing while you are gearing
sunglasses under the mask. Taking the mask onup  or  down  at  rink-side)
and off your head is hard enough without
taking the extra care to avoid knocking theSunglasses can smear with sweat and become
glasses out of place in the process. You willdisplaced when you get bumped around. Contact
want to keep a towel handy in case thelenses tend to remain securely in place and
glasses require cleaning during a gamesweat  acts  as  a  natural  lubricant.
stoppage or a face-off at the opposite end of
the  rink.Both options offer the goalie essential
protection from UV harm and sun blindness
The  Sport  Contact  Lens  Option:that make the mission easier to carry out.
Don't let the sun play in the opposing team's
Another option that became available onlyfavor.
recently is the tinted sport contact lens
option.Please share your experiences with either of
these options by leaving a comment on this
Commercial optics technology has finally madearticle. Play hard!
available sport contact lenses that offer



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