My only caveat here is if you use goggles during the sunlight hours, it's really important that you have some sort of UV protection--either in the goggles or in your sunglasses that you wear under your goggles. I'm not sure that inexpensive goggles provide any protection.
The reason why it's so important is that sunglasses without such protection allow your pupils to open, and if the glasses/goggles don't filter the UV rays, your eyes can suffer MORE damage than if you were wearing clear lenses. At least with clear lenses, your pupils stay more closed (to let less light in).
This gets even more important when there is snow on the ground that reflects extra light.
And one other thing, an old cashmere cardigan is a wonderful layer on really cold days. If it has moth holes, it's even better!



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