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head gear, hats, masks etc


big bad lindz
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After a bit of a walk to from the car to the area I want to shoot from I have usually worked up a bit of a heat.

By the time I get settled down and put on my hat and mask, balaclava or what ever I find that even though now sitting waiting that my glasses mist up a fair bit.

 

I have tried various combinations both early in the season and in the really cold winters and there have not been many times when my glasses have not misted up. I know its all down to trying to control the body temperature and again I suppose its what you ware under your outer jackets. I know this could all be down to what each individual wants to ware and use but

any guys who like me dont have 20/20 sight and need to use glasses wish to share there comments & tips.

 

Cheers,

 

BBL

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I sometimes have this trouble and my answer is arrive in plenty of time , take it easy walking out and put any heavy clothing in your bag and do not put it on until you have cooled down. O and do not wear neoprene waders , I wear the lightest PVC waders and they keep me plenty warm enough even in sub zero temteratures. I almost never wear a mask for wildfowling or balaclavas . Wear a light hat with a peak or brim as long as its not too windy ( in any case you should not have "steaming up " problems if its windy ) , keep your face down under the brim of your hat.

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