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Light Sensitive Goggles

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tomeaston
Posts: 17 - Karma: 38
I just got myself some Scott light sensitive goggs after I was persuaded in the shop that with them I'd never need another lens... I haven't tried them yet, but was wondering if anyone's got some experience of light sensitive lenses? do they really work that well?
Dec 27 2017 12:43PM
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Sharko
Posts: 2274 - Karma: 4,101
How about you try them out and let us know?
Dec 27 2017 3:12PM
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tomeaston
Posts: 17 - Karma: 38
SharkoHow about you try them out and let us know?


Well there'll be a short delay of a couple of months before I'll get a chance to test them... Ski conditions in the UK are wack... But why not, I'll write up a so called 'comprehensive' review of these lenses once I'm back from Austria
Dec 27 2017 4:03PM
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Casey
Posts: 7849 - Karma: 24,317
The best sign of them working is just being able to see decently on any given day and not thinking about your lenses while you're skiing.
Dec 27 2017 4:32PM
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hippystinx
Posts: 937 - Karma: 171
have used the red sensor chroma pop lense from smith and I personally wasn't all that jazzed up. I guess It perhaps made low light a little more friendly, but nothing crazy noticeable.
Dec 28 2017 12:13AM
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weipim
Posts: 22 - Karma: 24
i had a good experience with Dragon Transitions. fast and relatively accurate dimming compare to other photochromic lenses. there are also a few Transition range to choose from. personally I prefer the clear to dark one
Dec 28 2017 5:46AM
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