Contact Lens + Wind

I recently just got 6 months pairs of contacts lenses -actually just got em today- and the other contact lens essentials.

I've been wearing glasses for over a year now and back in March this year, I've tried a pair of contact lens that the optometrist guy gave me free to try befroe my dad bought a whole bunch. Well, about 2 days later I accidentally ripped one of the free try contact lens with my nails while cleaning it....... That pair of lens was supposed to last like 2 weeks before i should throw them away.

After that, I told my bestfriend about it, and after he had finished laughing at me for being dumb, he -very randomly o.o- told me:

"You know that if lots of wind blew against ur face, your contact lens on it would hurt like hell and that it would feel like the contacts are digging into your eyes"​

I also asked like 1 more person who had contacts and they told me the same thing about the wind.
I should've asked more people at the time, but i didnt think my dad would ever buy me contacts anymore after he got made at me for ripping the free pair of contacts.

SO my question is:
"DOES IT HURT IF WIND WENT IN MY FACE WITH CONTACT LENS ON??!?!?"
and if I ran with contacts on would it hurt?​

 

it would only hurt if you were Usaine Bolt

 

Normal activity such as running is no problem for me. At higher speeds, like bike riding, they don't hurt, but I am uncomfortable, so I wear shades (clear lens if it is at night). More comfortable, and I have had a few bugs bounce off of them, so they are some protection as well. :-D

 

I use to wear them when I worked and my job sometimes required me to ride a Kawasaki Mule http://www.kawasaki.com/FusePlayerA...hots/c422d818-e3ab-41d0-a4de-d7252190dcfd.jpg doing over 20 mph sometimes. The only thing that hurt was my butt when we would hit pot holesLOL .Seriously no pain here.

 

Thankseveryone, I'm doing a track and field thing near the end of this summer -the date is actually the day right before school begins, dumb-

Your guys's reassurance is really reassurring me

i went to a time/distance convertiony thingy http://www.bx3.com/phil/tri/tricalc.asp and found out that i run just under 17mph and 27kph.
guessing that since bigtrucks can go over 20mph w/o pain i guess me too, i just hope that if mine are a diferent kind than ur guys's that it wont make much of a difference

again, thanks!! :-D makes me feel better about the contacts i have

 

Finally the one subject I can talk about with some knowledge and history to share with my friends here. I believe I have the most caring optometrist in the world. At the age of 53 I have known him since I was 14. As an active boy wearing frame glasses, not to go every other week to my Dad and have him, either take Acetone and melt my frames together, buy me a new pair because I scratched the lenses, replace the small screws etc.... The one time we went back to my optometrist he said he had something new, Hard contact lenses.
At the time they were state of the art. Ah the difficulty of being able to touch your eyes at a young and and being sterile was a challenge. One well worth it. I just couldn't play football, dive into a pool of water from a diving board, "how prescient was he on this one because nobody has a diving board anymore". or fall asleep in them. Oh well, needless to say, we quit shooting off firecrackers, driving in cars with no seat belts, and following his advice except for being sterile in the handling of your eyes. On the downside as being a guinea pig I have found that I can only wear semi rigid gas permeable lenses because the Hard ones have scratched my eyes to where the soft ones won't work. I am told that if you have the right optometrist the RGP works quite well for young people with the option to go soft later on and even get the fancy Lasik etc.,,,

 

Halo this is the oddest thing. Computer screens are so dangerous to one's eyes that I am surprised I have not heard it on this area before. I am a simple man and to keep my health insurance before my wife passed away my company opened up a great e business. I loved running the cable but of course wasn't privy to knowledge of the computers, and still am not, so after we set the place up they said you could fill orders working on these screens. I swear after a hard day my eyes would wiggle while I was driving down the highway so I would pull over because I thought it was due to stress, disappointment, familial pressure etc.... There came a crisis point in our lives that I needed more money for hospital and the only way I could get it was to quit my job and use me retirement fund which actually was smart, because the real estate boondogle would have cost me as much as I paid in extra taxes. However since I have got away from the screen for 12 concentration and just do it now when I have time I don't wear reading glasses, no twitching of the eyes etc....
Am I the only that had this problem?