 Poster: A snowHead
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I have just bought myself a pair of bolle nova with modulator vermillion lenses. Has anyone got these or heard much about them? I was hoping to use them for all conditions as I usually wear sunglasses with a beanie but this year I have just got a new helmet
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Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
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I've got this lens in my bolle goggles although I've only used them for a week as they were a new purchase for me too.
I particularly liked them in the sort of light when I would normally have worn sunglasses as you are unaware of the "modulating" effect as you move from very bright to not so bright conditions.I also like the "pinkish"view of everything. On cloudy days I found the contrast and definition very good. Wasn't able to test them in really flat light though.
I ended up wearing them all the time
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Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
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I have exactly the same pair, they do change shade, but not as quickly as you would expect, i wear them in all conditions and get on fine with them. I still find in really overcast conditions that they are still a bit dark but far better than normal lenses of which i also have in a bolle shark goggle.
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Been wearing modulators for several years. I rate the vermillion version as the BEST low light lens I've ever used
They are great for mid to low light but allow a little too much through for really bright days. I wear my Oaklys with black persimon for those
Me, I wear goggles all the time. cant see due to eyes watering if I dont, even with large sunnies. And of course as Ive been wearing a helmet for years being a gaper is not an option
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Anyway, snowHeads is much more fun if you do.
Anyway, snowHeads is much more fun if you do.
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safc2008ftm, I, and my son, have been using these for the past couple of years. What the others are saying is much my experience too. They are great for most conditions but very bright or very dull, flat days are slightly outside their range but 90% of the time they are good. Seem to last well too, probably used ours for 15 weeks ish with no problems.
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I think these might have just moved up my "want list".
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Since getting these I wear them all the time now in all conditions. Optical quality is not the best, but that's being quite pedantic. Was sat on a chairlift one time in really bright conditions just staring that the scenery and not moving for a few minutes. Turned my head to look at something else, and noticed that the top half of the lens that was in the shade of the peak of my hat stayed bright and the lower half was dark! It does work!
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Well i got these goggles and wore them for a week in tignes. It was sunny the whole time barring an hour at the end of the holiday. These goggles were imense for both flat light and bright sunshine. They did not fog up at all despite me sweating for hours on end. The field of vision was also fantastic. The only criticism was that they tended to sit lower down my nose when wearing with a helmet.
The technology works!
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