You're welcome, I'm also expecting to be in the same situation as you in the next couple of years - and I'm also in the lower north shore (north sydney). I've also been looking into strollers, have my eyes on a collapsible maclaren which is a bit pricey, but the golf's boot (esp the R) isn't exactly huge hehe.Quote:
Originally Posted by langers_sydney
I definitely agree on the heat rejection stand point, but again, glass does block a lot of it already. I just think the topic's been way overdone, people have become obsessed with blocking out every bit of the outside world just to maintain a little bit of peace in their mobile bubble. If you read this article on UV/skin cancer etc you'd think it was the end of the world!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Corey_R
My weather forecast app now tells me the bloody UV index ffs.
When my little ones come along, they will get a hat, a slap of sunscreen, and they're going outside to play. They're going to fall over, get cuts and bruises and scrapes and they're gonna learn naturally to harden the f up. Over-protection just sets you up for a bigger fall down the track.
Anyway back to window tint, do it because you want a cosmetic effect, not because you want to increase a statistic by a meaningless amount.
