Outdoor Classroom: How to Protect Your Eyes While Riding [Photo]

Eyes as the window of human mind are a channel through which we come into contact with and receive information from this world. "Your eyes can talk." That's right. The eyes let us see through. As a friend of donkeys, many of my friends usually like to go out on their bikes and travel. The eyes are inevitably exposed outdoors for a long time and are subject to various unexpected injuries. In the process of traveling, you should take care of your own eyes and protect your eyes as much as possible.

The first step in protecting your eyes is to prevent sand. In the process of riding, most of the speed of the car can reach tens of kilometers per hour. At this time, when we expose the naked eye, the oncoming wind is undoubtedly a great harm to the eyes. In addition, if sandstorms are encountered, it is easy for the eyes to enter the sand. With the wind blowing, if it is not protected, it will naturally cause trachoma, and the eyes will often be red and red. To avoid this situation, if you are riding a motorcycle, you can wear a helmet with a windshield in front of you to block the sand. If you are riding a bicycle, you can wear the kind of windproof glasses that are more suitable for your face.

The second step in protecting the eyes is to block the sun's ultraviolet rays and strong light. During the daytime in the open air, people with harsh sunlight often look blind and hard to tell. This feeling can be felt without much talking. It's like a strong artistic light shines on a dark night, causing people to become blind. For a long time, it will cause cataracts to the eyes. The most effective way to avoid strong light damage to the eyes is to bring a pair of sunglasses and not look directly at the light.

The third step in eye protection is to reduce visual fatigue. We often wear sunglasses to block the strong rays of the sun, but ordinary sunglasses also reduce the ambient light while blocking strong light, making it impossible to clearly identify the surrounding markers, increasing the burden on the eyes and allowing the eye to transition. Tension causes visual fatigue. Some sunglasses with polarized effects can make up for this deficiency, while blocking the sun while enhancing the resolution of surrounding buildings and reducing the visual burden on the eyes.

Protecting your eyes is a very important thing. You need to start with details in your bike ride. Remember to wear a pair of sunglasses that suits you when preparing your travel equipment.

Editor: Zhao Hao