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Eyedomes

 Hemispherical eyeglasses
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I'm currently in the market for motorcycle goggles, and can't find any that both provide completely unobstructed vision and prevent wind from coming through.

Enter the eyedome. There would be two options. The first are two separate plastic eyedomes, each an elongated clear hemisphere with adhesive on the edge. These stick on your eye socket so that they just avoid the eyelid. The second option is the same, only using foam instead of adhesive and uses adjustable straps to keep them on your head.

Also available with prescription lenses.

—Worldgineer, Jul 02 2004

like this? http://www.theage.c...07/28/goggles,0.jpg
reminds me of my beer bottle binoculars [FarmerJohn, Oct 05 2004]

Here's a solution http://www.affordab...ctures/fishbowl.jpg
Just have to dump out the crap that someone filled it with. Might also prevent the windblown hair look. [half, Oct 05 2004]

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       my dad did this once with the tops off an anti-perspirant preparation. got the photo somewhere...
—po, Jul 02 2004
   

       Perhaps analogously, I had a girlfriend who once used two Dixie cups as a bikini top. It didn’t work that well, but it was interesting.
—ldischler, Jul 02 2004
   

       I just realized that if done well, you could wear glasses over them.   

       [ld] Very nice. I can't imagine such a scene not being interesting.
—Worldgineer, Jul 02 2004
   
      
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