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Best Whistler goggle setup

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Crocodile
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(Oakley) If you could have 2 lenses for a season in Whistler what would you get? I would say HI permisson and Blue Iridium. Discuss
Jul 26 2011 3:11AM
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.nasty
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HI yellow. Fire iridium.
Jul 26 2011 3:21AM
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Doug.
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This.

But I get away with one and just use Pink Irid.
Jul 26 2011 3:35AM
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Crocodile
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Thing is though there is rarely a day of full sun, so is it worth having a lense such as fire irid? Thats why I think it would be better to have an all purpose and a flat light lense.
Jul 26 2011 3:45AM
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Chubz.
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Dark Grey and Blue Irid
Jul 26 2011 3:55AM
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warrilow86
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Pink iridium and grey polorized
Jul 26 2011 6:04AM
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youngdtay
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Fyah and Grey Polarized
Jul 27 2011 11:06PM
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no_steeze
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hi yellow and fire or black irid

hi yellow will be in most of the time since whistler is often totally socked in
Jul 28 2011 12:39AM
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Kevski
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hi yellow and emerald irid. That's what I have and love the combo. Could probably get by with just an emerald or blue iridium if you wanted though. I find pink is painful in really bright conditions so I traded mine away
Jul 28 2011 1:48AM
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Crocodile
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But when the sun finally comes out and your in HI yellow, the sun tends to burn the eyes out, you don't find emerald hard at the end of the day w/ shadows etc?
Jul 28 2011 3:54AM
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A-dub
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hi persimmon, never had a problem with it unless its reeeeeeeaaaly pea soup flat light in which case hi yellow is slightly better, never had too much glare from it either
Jul 28 2011 4:00AM
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Kevski
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I generally only use my yellow when there is a very low chance that the sun will come out. Emerald hasn't really given me any problems with flat light other than on totally whiteout days when I'm wishing I brought my yellow. There might be some better all around lenses but I love my emerald. Plus I think it looks money. As much as everyone likes to deny it, it matters what it looks like when it takes up half your face.
Jul 28 2011 4:53PM
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Ducky.
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Pink Iridium and Dark Gray
Jul 28 2011 4:56PM
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