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When it's very cloudy they help bring out the details in the snow, but when it's sunny they give a lot of people headaches because it's way too bright.
If you want something more versatile, check out a cheap Persimmon lens, H.I. Persimmon, or Pink Iridium.
Blue Iridium works great in all conditions except for flat light at the end of the day. I find that it actually works better for night skiing than it does at the end of the day.
i've worn my HI yellows on bluebird days, i'm pretty tolerant to bright light but at the end of the day i did however wish i had worn my dark lenses ....