What is the best coloured lens for snow goggles?

Question

I have previously used a pinky/orangey colour but am going to invest in some new oakley crowbar goggles for the new season and want to know which iridium (tint) to get...im looking at the pink one, but thats mainly for cosmetic reasons!!

Answer 1

Try on some other goggles before you buy.  Don't buy Oakley just because they're Oakley.  You want a good fit, no air leaks and no pressure on the bridge of your nose.  that might be Oakley, it might be a different brand.  Buy the goggle that fits your face best.

If you're skiing in bright sunshine most of the time you might want something mirrored.  If you ski in flat light, you might want amber.  If you ski at night you'll want a clear goggle.  

Don't buy a lens for cosmetic reasons or because you think it will look good with your jacket. Your goggles are safety equipment designed to protect your face and eyes.

Answer 2

ok. first off, dont get oakleys. they are wqy overpriced. get dragon dxs goggles. they are women specific. these goggles come with a ionized lens. this is a great lens for the daytime. i have dragon dx goggles so i know. get a clear lens for like 25 bucks for night time.

Answer 3

i do sking with  uvex, they are best and use  those  which has reflex  lenses and  

never ever use pink  lens or red they may hard eye,, u know

orage is alwasy the best if u dont like reflex ones,

Answer 4

It is difficult to give you one answer to that question. Every lens has a purpose and is special in its own way. You should have two lenses if you are looking for optimum performance from your goggles. However, if you only want one lens for your Crowbar I would recommend the Black Iridium or the VR 28. Check out the Oakley site to mess with different tints in different conditions. It is a great tool for choosing the right lens for you. Here is the link: http://oakley.com/pd/3279/10382.

Hope that helps!