I once found some fog resistant stuff that you can rub on to your glasses and it works really really well, but i found it at the Strawberry Fest in Poteet, Tx years ago. Sorry i can't remember the name, although I do remember that it was green, of course I doubt that helps any.
As far as contacts go though. I much perfer to cave in contacts, you don't have the problem of helmet hitting the top of your classes and making them go all askew, or sweating and having them slide down your nose. I have honestly never had much of a problem with getting stuff in my eyes, and I feel that I can see more clearly in caves because there isn't any dirty class to look through. Plus I was always afraid of my glasses breaking in a cave and then not being able to see at all, with contacts you don't have to worry about that. If you are really scared of grit getting in your eyes while caving in contacts, you can just carry some hand sanitizer and contact solution with you (they make both of these in really really little bottles) and fix that problem easily. Plus if things go blurry while wearing contacts all you have to do is blink to clear things up rather than trying to clean your glasses without scratching them or making them more dirty when you are already covered in mud. ~Christina~ _______________________________________________ Texascavers mailing list [email protected] http://texascavers.com/mailman/listinfo/texascavers_texascavers.com
