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Oakley prizm lenses

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subwoofer
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I have oakley airbrakes rn and want to get a replacement lens. Has anyone here tried the prizm lenses and are they worth spending an extra $50?
Sep 14 2018 10:24AM
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Colingarnes
Posts: 610 - Karma: 2,646
cclgr11I have oakley airbrakes rn and want to get a replacement lens. Has anyone here tried the prizm lenses and are they worth spending an extra $50?

Prizm sapphire user here. Love em. Haven't found a better all around lens.
Sep 14 2018 11:35AM
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Session
Posts: 5404 - Karma: 22,511
game changers.
Sep 14 2018 2:26PM
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Colingarnes
Posts: 610 - Karma: 2,646
Also I have the prizm hi-pink. Anyone ever used them in shit conditions are they all they are cracked up to be?
Sep 14 2018 3:03PM
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NPF
Posts: 5152 - Karma: 12,119
i used the prizm rose every day for an entire season in whistler and they were the best all around lens i have ever used.
Sep 15 2018 2:32AM
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AfroSkier
Posts: 220 - Karma: 1,950
I have the black iridium prizm and still used them in low light conditions with no issues. Favourite lens I've ever owned
Sep 15 2018 1:12PM
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Schoess
Posts: 2116 - Karma: 25,336
Can confirm, both rose prism and all other prism's are very nice
Sep 16 2018 9:57AM
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Dddsz
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cameronmunro98I have the black iridium prizm and still used them in low light conditions with no issues. Favourite lens I've ever owned

Ye these work in everything. I usually regret switching to a true low light lens because they never work as well as black iridium.
Sep 16 2018 11:45AM
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Franklin.Freeski
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I used the rose prizm lenses for the last two seasons and they work great, some shops have a setup where you can look at POV skiing footage and wear the prizm lenses. In my experience, they help very much with seeing details in the snow even in flat light. I was hit in the face by quite a few trees and bushes taking sketchy lines and wrong turns. Great lens, would recommend.
Sep 17 2018 8:03AM
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HypeBeast
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Everything pretty much has already been said. The answer is yes, spend the extra cash. You might be able to find discounted lenses on amazon or ebay too.
Sep 18 2018 12:44PM
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