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I usually carry two pairs of goggles, one for bright light and one for low light. The low light ones are A Frame Persimmon lenses. They are ok in low light but not as great as I thought they would be. With an upcoming trip to somewhere dark (ish) and very snowy, I want to ensure I have the right tools for the job.
Oakley suggest the Persimmons are for low light and Yellows for very low light. Are the HI yellow lenses significantly better? I'm not terribly fussed about a one goggle fits all approach as this will be for a specific purpose and I have a set of goggles for brighter to the brightest days.
PS: how about lenses like pink iridium? Edit: pinks are out.
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Rishie
, Hi Yellow definitely better...but ut does depend on yoru eyes
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I got a totally clear lens for £24 which I use in my old A frames for night skiing and for very low light conditions. It still blocks UV light.
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Rishie
, there was a similar post to this a while ago. It might you some more info.
See here
http://snowheads.com/ski-forum/viewtopic.php?p=2542239
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juliad
, thanks very much. Useful review there and reinforced what my research has led me to understand. Didn't think to search first.
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