I prefer an clear, or almost clear (light smoke) lens for flat light. Yellow works OKish, but the Persimmon doesn't work for me.
Trencher
Best Ski Goggles for Flat light
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No idea they were a present I'll have to do some investigation :evil:
Wickers, this page might help you to identify which lens you have. It gives details of the light transmission values for all the different Bolle lens types.
http://www.vision3k.com/bolle-goggle-lenses.asp
Can't seem to track down the lens type, the best place for them is the bin :lol:
I'll have a look when I'm in Livigno in 14 days time, duty free and all that :wink:
I got some of these myself however daughter no2 couldn't find hers and so borrowed mine. She thought they were great but the brown frame didn't go with her pink helmet. Presumably that's why they were £25 on ebay.
Personally I tend to avoid wearing the goggles as much as possible - I've got some persimmon lenses for my sunnies for when the light's poor.
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Started by Andi282 in Ski Hardware 19-Feb-2010 - 13 Replies
Trencher
reply to 'Best Ski Goggles for Flat light ' posted Feb-2010
because I'm so inclined .....
Ian Wickham
reply to 'Best Ski Goggles for Flat light ' posted Feb-2010
bandit wrote:Ian Wickham wrote:I'm in the market for new gog's ...... I only wear them in flat light, my bolle's are CR*p :evil:
Wickers, Bolle have a good reputation, which model/lens type/Category are they?
No idea they were a present I'll have to do some investigation :evil:
Bandit
reply to 'Best Ski Goggles for Flat light ' posted Feb-2010
Ian Wickham wrote:bandit wrote:Ian Wickham wrote:I'm in the market for new gog's ...... I only wear them in flat light, my bolle's are CR*p :evil:
Wickers, Bolle have a good reputation, which model/lens type/Category are they?
No idea they were a present I'll have to do some investigation :evil:
Wickers, this page might help you to identify which lens you have. It gives details of the light transmission values for all the different Bolle lens types.
http://www.vision3k.com/bolle-goggle-lenses.asp
Ian Wickham
reply to 'Best Ski Goggles for Flat light ' posted Feb-2010
bandit wrote:Ian Wickham wrote:bandit wrote:Ian Wickham wrote:I'm in the market for new gog's ...... I only wear them in flat light, my bolle's are CR*p :evil:
Wickers, Bolle have a good reputation, which model/lens type/Category are they?
No idea they were a present I'll have to do some investigation :evil:
Wickers, this page might help you to identify which lens you have. It gives details of the light transmission values for all the different Bolle lens types.
http://www.vision3k.com/bolle-goggle-lenses.asp
Can't seem to track down the lens type, the best place for them is the bin :lol:
I'll have a look when I'm in Livigno in 14 days time, duty free and all that :wink:
Edited 1 time. Last update at 21-Feb-2010
Bandit
reply to 'Best Ski Goggles for Flat light ' posted Feb-2010
At least you'll be able to try the Lens against the light, and see how they look, before handing over the money!
Andymol2
reply to 'Best Ski Goggles for Flat light ' posted Feb-2010
Brimster wrote:Bandit said it Yellow or Persimmon are the best. I have Smiths and they seem to do the job...
I seem to be doing a lot of agreeing with Bandit today! :lol:
I got some of these myself however daughter no2 couldn't find hers and so borrowed mine. She thought they were great but the brown frame didn't go with her pink helmet. Presumably that's why they were £25 on ebay.
Personally I tend to avoid wearing the goggles as much as possible - I've got some persimmon lenses for my sunnies for when the light's poor.
Andy M
Topic last updated on 21-February-2010 at 12:23