STX 4Sight+ Youth Goggle Girl’s Lacrosse Eye Protection

Playing the sport of lacrosse is both challenging and fun. It’s a great way to stay active too, which is important for a person’s overall health. Of course, when preparing to play, you need to make sure you have the proper safety equipment. In addition to gloves, shoulder pads, protective cups for the men, and helmets, you need a quality pair of goggles.

Construction is the most important when selecting a set of lacrosse eye protection. The STX Women’s 4Sight Focus-S Ti Lacrosse Goggles are made using a patented oval wire design that is not only lightweight but also capable of keeping your eyes safe. Some models choose to use hardened carbon steel to create their goggles, which is another high-caliber option.

Check to see if the lacrosse eye protection comes with any padding. A form-fitting silicone padding is a great choice, as it does not absorb sweat and keep the sweat hostage against your skin. That means fewer breakouts in individuals with acne-prone skin.

Determine how well you’ll be able to see out of the lacrosse eye protection. While some models have obstructed side views, the Bangerz Over-The-Glasses Eyeguard Protection are clear on all sides. They are also roomy enough to accommodate eyeglasses, which is essential for those who are near-sighted.

Review how well the goggles are able to stay put, as you’ll be in constant motion during play. The Flantor Over Goggle Glasses And Eye Protection utilize a headband to keep it in place. The headband is completely adjustable for as snug of a fit as you’d like. It’s also foldable for easy storage and removable for easy cleaning.

Finally, consider a set of lacrosse eye protection that offers a little something extra. For example, the STX 4 Sight+ Adult Lacrosse Goggles comes in nine different colors, including teal, purple, red and navy blue.

• If you wear prescription glasses and can’t switch to contacts when practicing or playing games, you don’t want a pair of lacrosse eye protection that has a tight fit. You don’t want your glasses pressing up against your face while you play.
• Keep in mind that if you play lacrosse in the humid summer months, the goggles may fog up. To prevent the goggles from fogging, you can either rub a small amount of saliva over the lenses or rub toothpaste over the inside of the lenses and then rinsing them off. The remaining film will stop the goggles from fogging up. There are also anti-fog solutions on the market that you can use if you don’t want to go the do-it-yourself route.
• During the course of play, you’re likely to sweat. Since sweat can leave bacteria behind on your goggles, it’s important that you clean them after each use. All you need to clean the lacrosse eye protection is a little dish soap and some warm water. Use a soft sponge or washcloth, as an abrasive sponge can leave behind unwanted scratches. Set the goggles aside to air dry or dry them quickly with a lint-free towel.
• You may wish to purchase a goggles case to keep your lacrosse eye protection safe when not in use. If you have a lacrosse bag with an outer pocket, you can also use that to store your goggles.
• Design and construction materials play the biggest role in the total cost of a set of lacrosse eye protection. The Flantor Over Goggle Glasses And Eye Protection is among the most affordable on the market, while the Bangerz Over-The-Glasses Eyeguard Protection isn’t far behind at a moderate price. You’ll pay the most for the STX 4 Sight+ Adult Lacrosse Goggles and the STX Women’s 4Sight Focus-S Ti Lacrosse Goggles.