Hi All,
OK - so perhaps already debated to death - if so please point me to those postings.
If not: I am looking for the details around what Goggles to get to IMPROVE visibility on the slopes in POOR light.
Sun is easy - you can see all the bumps.
But what about in SNOWY conditions - or late afternoon DUSK conditions?
Do I use a YELLOW, ORANGE, PINK GREEN, PURPLE lens?
Is there a goggle that works extremely well in both?
Is there such a thing as colour enhancing?
Anything to help me see the bumps!
Do I have to carry a second set with me on the slopes? (we normally go out for the HWOLE day - so might start in fantastic sunshine - but end in snowy/dull conditions).
Any help appreciated.
The Goggle debate - for best visibility use in dull/snowy conditions.......
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I want some - can y :mrgreen:ou have a word to my Santa for me please
I'm not its a chrissy pressie, I'll let you know when I know
I always suspected you wore rose tinted eye-ware Ian...
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Started by Darrylhuk in Ski Hardware 07-Dec-2011 - 11 Replies
Darrylhuk posted Dec-2011
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Ian Wickham
reply to 'The Goggle debate - for best visibility use in dull/snowy conditions.......' posted Dec-2011
Santa is bring me a pair of these .......
Lens: Modulator - this lens lightens and darkens depending on the brightness
Lens: Modulator - this lens lightens and darkens depending on the brightness
TowerBridge Andy
reply to 'The Goggle debate - for best visibility use in dull/snowy conditions.......' posted Dec-2011
I have two lenses for mine which cover both sets of conditions. I just pop in the one which will suit the days forecast the best. If you go to the anon website they have a section that describes tints in detail.
http://anonoptics.com/lens_tints/
http://anonoptics.com/lens_tints/
Wishes Essex had a mountain range
Im all about the CamRock
Cwagner
reply to 'The Goggle debate - for best visibility use in dull/snowy conditions.......' posted Dec-2011
Ian Wickham wrote:Santa is bring me a pair of these .......
Lens: Modulator - this lens lightens and darkens depending on the brightness
I want some - can y :mrgreen:ou have a word to my Santa for me please
mum works too hard to pay for the ski trips!
TC
reply to 'The Goggle debate - for best visibility use in dull/snowy conditions.......' posted Dec-2011
Oakleys (choose your frame)with a Persimmon lens.
Found very good in low light and gives good definition.
Found very good in low light and gives good definition.
Darrylhuk
reply to 'The Goggle debate - for best visibility use in dull/snowy conditions.......' posted Dec-2011
@Ian: where you buying them from ? I might do the same?
Ian Wickham
reply to 'The Goggle debate - for best visibility use in dull/snowy conditions.......' posted Dec-2011
darrylhuk wrote:@Ian: where you buying them from ? I might do the same?
I'm not its a chrissy pressie, I'll let you know when I know
Andyhull
reply to 'The Goggle debate - for best visibility use in dull/snowy conditions.......' posted Dec-2011
Ian Wickham wrote:Santa is bring me a pair of these .......
Lens: Modulator - this lens lightens and darkens depending on the brightness
I always suspected you wore rose tinted eye-ware Ian...
Topic last updated on 19-December-2011 at 20:54