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This may sound silly, but I take a $0.99 pair of clear protective
goggles (from Sears or Home Depot, or wherever), then put duct tape over the top half of the lenses, and along the sides. I got tired of losing $20 foggles. I wear glasses and a headset, and these protective goggles are usually quite flexible and comfortable, and work as well as any foggles or view-limiting devices I have used. I can see the panel fine, but nothing over the top, unless I actually try to cheat (which I could do with most other goggles.I used these on a checkride, and the DE had no problem with them. These typially fold up quite well and fit fine in my flight bag, and if I lose them, it hurts a lot less than losing a $20 pair. ![]() Cheers, Cap Jeff Saylor wrote in message ... If you are a pilot who uses both a headset and eyeglasses, what IFR trainng device works and fits best for you? The generic foggles, like Sporty's sells? The Jeppesen JeppShades Flip-Up hood? A particular model of hood? |
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