What lenses work best

[SportsPage]

i need some lenses that dont fog for the day and that i can still see for night skiing... they need to fit anon figments. i like the reflective lenses

 

[SkiMN]

Well, I know absolutely nothing about the figment lens options, but I can tell you this much:

-the goggle will or will not fog depending on the venting of hte goggle and lens combined, the only way to really alter the way a lens does or does not fog is to get a different set of goggles.

-Mirrored lenses (like where you can see your eyes) are one trick ponies and wont help much at night.

-Some reflective can cut glare at night, such as the lens 'clear with mirror' or whatever for soldiers, but the lens tint cant be too dark.

-If you wear a yellow lens on a bluebird day you will be squinting all the time and wont like the result.

-Its really best to get two lenses, one for day and one for night. Some tints can do both ok, but no lens can do both very well.

 

[Tom]

riley prom is a putz

 

[steezyjibber]

gold mirror

 

[Peter.]

get the normal rose, works in pretty much all conditions

 

[SportsPage]

toms a dick

 

[RtC.]

Yeah the rose would be dope. Well it is on Electrics at least...

 

[illadelphlife]

agreed

 

[bobs]

reflectives are great during sunny days and the vast majority of the time. they're not best when it comes to overcast/ bad lighting and they're not good for night skiing. Idk what anon makes but buying a reflective lense for normal riding and then a clear or rose lens for night is your best bet

 

[Bo_bot9]

your not really gonna find a mirrored lense thats good at night. Clear or yellow are your best bet but i dont know what anon figment lenses there are but light colored lenses are your best bet.

 

[wils.]

clear