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Oakley crowbar lens question
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what is the darkest mirror lens that oakley produces. I do not want the fire lenses, Im looking for something black and very mirrored. thanks for any help. +K
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grey polarized, it's probably the most expensive too.
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true, but its not mirrored, just really dark.
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I am a fan of gold iridium only semi mirrored though, Fire is the only totally mirrored lens (I think)
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Fire iridium looks the best imo and has the lowest light transmission rate -> gr8 when your hung over on a blue bird day!
I also used em in flat light and they were legit!
They most versatile iridium lense is blue hands down ...
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LOL ... Well if they were they would be CONSIDERABLY more popular ... 90% of crowbar punters rock either black, blue or fire iridium
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As far as versatility goes, it's basically a tie between pink and blue. Pink not being as good in brighter light as blue, and blue lacking a little less in flat light. I do think blue is more versatile though. Blue is nearly as good as pink in flat light, but blue is definitely better in bright light.
Black iridium is the closest black/mirror lens out there. Get black iridium.
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Not true at all....as a matter of fact, persimmon is EXTREMELY versatile...but it's not mirrored, so people don't like it.
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The base lens for the black and blue iridium lens is persimmon. Just wondering what the base lens is for fire and gold iridium because they dont have the bronze/brown color to them when looking through. Also has anybody ever used vr50 emerald iridium? whats that like?
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i got pink for flat light condish and fire for bright and i love both of them
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