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iridium a frames at night

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Integra81
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So i just got a pair of the a frames w/iridium lenses. Should i bother getting a pair of clear lenses for night/cloudy day riding?
Nov 17 2003 9:05PM
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east
Posts: 1073 - Karma: 94
Yes.....they make bumps harder to see and you just may hit one at full speed.....a clear lense is only $30, it's worth it...BUT if you continuously change out your lenses the seal won't be as strong and you may get fogging...
Nov 17 2003 9:15PM
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Ban11
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it depends on which iridium lens you got, if it has a yellow tint when you look through it, it will be good at night
Nov 17 2003 9:28PM
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aggro_sk8
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yeah, i have black iridiums, not that great at night, but i hate switching oakley lenses
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Nov 17 2003 9:46PM
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LastNightISavedAnAngel
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if you can, get the amber lens for night skiing, thats the best lens for everything

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Nov 17 2003 9:48PM
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caylorswift
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for low light get the HI blue or HI persimmsion *sp* lens. i have em on my pink A frames. and i love em for cloudy days


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Nov 17 2003 9:51PM
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B-Flip
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I would for sure

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