2. Swimming, skiing, and other goggles
Duration: 2–3 Years
Cost on average: $10–$100*
Whether you’re swimming laps or hitting the slopes, goggles are essential for eye protection. But their longevity is frequently disregarded. Goggles usually continue to function at their best for two to three years. Over time, the lens may lose its seal, get cloudy, or get scratches on it, which would impair protection and visibility.
Eyewear (for skiing, swimming, etc.) ©Shutterstock/Verona Studio
Their comfort and fit may also be impacted by framing and strap deterioration. Their lives can be prolonged by routine examination and appropriate care, such as cleaning with fresh water after use and keeping them in a protective case. But to make sure your eyes are protected from the weather, it’s time for a new pair when clarity starts to diminish.
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