Goggle Lens

[Trail Boss]

Time to replace my scratched lens. I'd like to try a colored one instead of the clear I use now.
What color do you use in the woods on Sunny days and cloudy/rainy days.

Anyone try anything like the light sensitive lens put out by Pro Grip?

Thanks

 

[J3R]

I've got Oakley's with an orange lens, They work very well on shaded trails as well as in the sun. They even work good at night, I've only used them at night while snowboarding though.
J3R

 

[Mike198]

i have the scott goggles with mirror a lens, they work great in the sun, but there bad for night. also if you want to get more life out of your lenses, get tear-offs, that way the tear-off gets scratched and not the lens.

 

[t300mag]

I have the Scott goggles with the amp blue lens. They work great all the time.

 

[dirty~d~]

I agree with t300mag. The blue tint lens is great for both sunshine and shade.

 

[Trail Boss]

Thanks for the replys!

 

[superfly]

On a bright day with no potential for "tree shade" on the trail - the blue lense works good to cut glare and not strain your eyes. When there is lots of sparatic shade on the trail - go with the yellow, it will improve the definition between the sunny spots and the shady spots. The only tie I use a grey lense is when the sun is just rising or just setting, and there is relatively no shade.

 

[SpeedyManiac]

I have a grey tinted lens in my Scott goggles. The lense works great for everything but night riding and bright sunny days on endless white sand.

 

[el presidente]

i have the clear lenses, but my friends use colored lenses, GNCC387 uses the amp blue lenses and SMB_RACING swears but the pro-grip light sensitive lenses, i am going to use yellow as soon as i get them. i hear they are good too

 

[GNCC387]

I run the amp blue lenses amd the yellow lens both work very effectively i have not had any complaints with either. The amp blue really work great in the snow.

 

[sharp]

I like the amber/yellow in the fall. It gives better definition so you can spotthose rocks among the leaves. I like the clear in the dark shady areas. I prefer smoke colour when alot of sun light is a factor.

 

[CrazyTed]

I use the amber mostly unless I'm in a lot of sunlight, then I go with the Amp Blue. I find it too dark for most woods riding though....

 

[KevinB4stk]

ProGrip, with the light sensitive/anti fog lense.
I've had great sucess with these gogg;es this spring and summer. They will absolutly not fog up and the lense isn't tinted to much. Pluss the foam is pretty good too.

 

[jbc416]

i use blue in summer and yello or orenge in the winter it helps glar and also makes the trail seem brite