Goggle Lense Colors/Performance

i find any lense that is bright with usually bring out contrast in low/flatlight conditions. probably an orange-brown but more on the orange side. i'm pretty sure every major goggle company has a specific lense for flatlight.

I also ski in the east and it isnt sunny here eather. I have the H.I. persimmon and it goes very well.

This site is decent for Oakley lenses.

If you select "Lens Tints" you can change the lens types and it will show you what it would look like through those lenses and what type of light they are best for.

something bright like orange or yellow is great for flatlight and mirror/dark lenses are good for spring/summer skiing.(sunny out)

scott came out with this sick new lens called the natural light lens and you can use it in any light which is perfect for those cloudy east days and even those couple sunny ones.

Color Lens Tint Light Transmission Conditions Black 10% Very sunny days. Dark Grey 10% Very sunny days. Ice 10% Very sunny days. Gold 12% Sunny to very sunny days. Emerald 13% Sunny to very sunny days. Ruby 14% Sunny days. Blue 15% Sunny to very sunny days. Red 15% Sunny days. Fire 16% Sunny days. Rose 20% Sunny days. Bronze/Brown 22% Sunny to medium light conditions. Black Violet 38% Medium/Changing light. Rust 44% Medium light conditions. Persimmon 55% Medium to low light. Clear/Silver 55% Very low light, fog. Yellow 80%-90% Very low light. Ruby Clear 92% Indoor use. Clear 85%-95% Lowest light and nighttime.

that says every lense color available and what it is good for. Yea give me plus karma on that you fagots. karma is gay.

http://oakley.com/pd/1650/4053

Whoops, forgot to post the link.

OH ON MY POSYT the colors werent supposed to sho wbecause I didnt want to take the time. On the far right next to the broken link is the color and under is what weather it is good for.

dawg ... oakley pink iridium lense is awesome for low light.

looks sic too ... reflective.

crowbars... all day!