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Old January 18th 06, 12:48 AM posted to rec.aviation.soaring
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My last glider had a blue canopy. I always flew with two pairs of
glasses, a pair of Serengetti's for most flying and a pair of Sun
Tigers for the days with lots of overcast or haze. I like the way Sun
Tigers cut through haze and give definition to the bottom of dark
clouds. The other option would be to get a pair of Serengetti's with
photochromic adjustment. These should lighten in the darker condtions.

Tim

 




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