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Choosing ski goggle lenses for night skiing

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Please follow this guidance from Dave Wensel if you're intending to ski at night while wearing ski goggles: http://www.ehow.co.uk/video_6861261_choose-ski-goggles.html

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Choosing ski goggle lenses for night skiing

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