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Originally Posted by
aschick 
There are lots of different kinds of contacts, so maybe go to an optometrist and try a few different samples. I never wear contacts except for skiing and so I just buy a case of disposables every year. They are so much better not only in terms of not fogging, but depth perception and peripheral vision - not to mention that you don't need to worry about losing or breaking expensive goggles.
Correct.
The other fun thing with prescription goggles is that once you go in the lodge, they'll fog immediately, and (if you're like me), you'll be bouncing off the things you can't see. Great if it happens to be a heavily padded snow bunny, no so much if it's her boyfriend.
Go to an optometrist, tell them what your previous problem was, and get a set of contacts that fit right. I only wear my lenses for skiing and diving (sea and sky), but they're the simple and effective method.
"I'm quite certain that I don't need some pre madonna telling me how everyone's foot is different." Greggor.
"Anywhere else is a waist of time." Skier232.