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It sounds like you're just saying, "it's not too much of a pain." The straps weren't the problem for me with swimming or camping, it was keeping the lenses cle

by pfranz 9y ago

It sounds like you're just saying, "it's not too much of a pain." The straps weren't the problem for me with swimming or camping, it was keeping the lenses clean and having a spot to keep them from getting crushed or scratched (the hard cases are bulky and tend to break after a year). Glasses got way more annoying after having a young kid. They're his favorite toy and he has easy access when you hold him.

wenc 9y ago
> It sounds like you're just saying, "it's not too much of a pain." Yep. But from the sound of it, I'm guessing you only wear glasses part-time, so perhaps much of what I said may not track your experiences. Us full-time wearers of glasses don't tend to carry hard cases -- those get stashed away as soon as we get home from the optometrists. Our glasses are always on, except when showering and sleeping. Babies love to pull glasses off your face. I've had to train myself to monitor and avoid grabs. Some babies are fast though.