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**Uninkipsyncp** · 07-14-2012, 09:26 PM

I have the rain gear, the towels, the rain hood, umbrella, all of that.

What I don't have is a way to keep the rain off my glasses. And for those of us that have to wear prescription lenses, rain sucks. I've tried a lot of different hats, whatever, but nothing seems to work. Not being able to see definitely cuts into the enjoyment factor.

How strong is your prescription? I just take mine off and play that way. But I'm far sighted, so, as long as I can make out the ball, I'm good. Around here, tho, it seems to always include electricity, so I rarely play in the rain. If they are calling for it on a day I'm planning on playing, I may play a little faster just so I'm not stuck out in it. If I am, I just try to keep my grips dry and deal with getting wet. I don't have a waterproof, and can't currently afford one worth buying, so I just try to avoid the rain if possible.

07-14-2012, 09:26 PM	#20
Uninkipsyncp Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 341 Senior Member	I have the rain gear, the towels, the rain hood, umbrella, all of that. What I don't have is a way to keep the rain off my glasses. And for those of us that have to wear prescription lenses, rain sucks. I've tried a lot of different hats, whatever, but nothing seems to work. Not being able to see definitely cuts into the enjoyment factor. How strong is your prescription? I just take mine off and play that way. But I'm far sighted, so, as long as I can make out the ball, I'm good. Around here, tho, it seems to always include electricity, so I rarely play in the rain. If they are calling for it on a day I'm planning on playing, I may play a little faster just so I'm not stuck out in it. If I am, I just try to keep my grips dry and deal with getting wet. I don't have a waterproof, and can't currently afford one worth buying, so I just try to avoid the rain if possible.
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