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Which flat light goggles do you reccomend?
Would S1 and yellow lens be the ones to go for.
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I find pink lenses pretty good, but the poor vis conditions on our recent hol suggested that different lenses worked best for different people. My son bought a pair for flat light with fairly orange lenses which were OK for me but certainly no better than my own pink lenses but which he found distinctly better than mine. It might be best to wait until you're in flat light conditions and try out a few.
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A few years back in Fernie, my partner bought some goggles with Rose Copper lenses for dealing with flat light, on the recommendation of a ski instructor there. They are really excellent, and much better than blue or red tints.
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