Lense

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Insane

so, im getting aframes. is the black iridim lense like really bad at night and in overcast skies? what lense should i get. thanxx

Sep 3 2006 12:37PM

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AFT

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You pretty much need more than one lense for your aframes. If you have the money, get either black or fire iridium, then also a low light lense such as high intensity blue or pink iridium. High intensity blue is by far the best lense for low light conditions, but in a sunny afternoon your eyes will burn because of the highlighting. The black and fire are too dark for low light, as they block out 90%+ of the light. Permission will work ok in all conditions, but not exceptionally well in any. Blue iridium is pretty good for those mixed days where it has some clouds and some sun. When I had my oakleys, I had a blue iridium, fire iridium, high intensity blue, and permission lense. Pretty much set up at that point.

Sep 3 2006 9:15PM

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poofartpee

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Crazy Fool

the best do it all lens is high intensity persimon and yes black iridium is the ultimate shityness in everything but sun...a true spring skiing lens

Sep 3 2006 9:19PM

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cork13

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Yeah.
I have wisdoms,
and I have a Fire Lens, which I swear by for really bright days. I also have a gold lens which is pretty killer for a medium light day, or maybe its partially cloudy and you get sun and long periods of overcast.
this year im getting a high intensity yellowblue (whatever it is) for flat light because you can't see shit with the other too.

Sep 3 2006 11:59PM

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