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April 13th 12, 01:11 PM
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RayBan vs Karl Zeiss SkyLET
Am 13.04.2012 11:38, mikegolf wrote:
Hi, has anyone comparison of those sunglasses? I'd like to buy one of these, however not quite sure which are best for soaring Thanks in advance, MG I'm using Skylet 80% glasses since many years, very good, you can see the haze caps developing in blue thermals. When flying a lot in sunny conditions over snow covered areas, you might want to consider the 90% variant. For all other situations 80% is sufficient. -- Peter Scholz ASW24 JE 
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