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Crowbar lens specs?

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Jelo
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So I have started looking through the splice and crowbars on our Swedish ski website www.skistore.se and Ive found some but did not know the lens specs? I guess the Splice and Crowbar lenses has got the same specs though. Dont know if im going to choose Crow or Splices.

So what specs does each lens have? The lens that aint got no use, dont write it down. I usually ski in sun or snowy weather. Never + degrees though. maybe 4- to 20-. Sometimes pow, mostly park.

So what lens should I choose???

Oct 27 2009 10:01AM
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BWalmer
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go to the oakley website and you can see a picture that shows what each lens looks like vs naked eye so you can decide which lens to pick.


I'd recommend the Splices, they're really comfortable and give you the most peripheral vision. Just go to where they show all the different color combos and click on the lens tints box and then you can see what the lens looks like (theres a drop down box to pick different lenses - it looks kinda like a link with the current lenses name).

Hope that helps.
Oct 27 2009 11:28AM
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Jelo
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Thanks alot, Max K to you
Oct 27 2009 11:38AM
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3500
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seems like most people ride 2 different lenses, 1 for snowy and flat light days, the other for sunny days.

Snow and flat light are handled well by the pink iridium, high intensity yellow or even the high intensity persimmon. A lens for brighter conditions would be a blue, black or gold iridium. The polarized cut down snow glare like crazy apparently but are more expensive to replace if you scratch or wreck them. Hope that helps a bit
Oct 28 2009 1:16AM
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