Goggle Technology

Hawkster · Oct 25, 2017

Oakley came out with some new technology that needs to be mentioned .

I purchased some sun glasses with this PRIZM lens technology and I really didn't notice what they offered until this fall . The clarity and definition/depth of the colors was unarguable .

What's really crazy is that they work great no matter the conditions .

I am not aware of any other manufacture that offers this technology in their eye wear ???

Their flat light comparison on the sight is no joke .

In simple terms they made a single lens that offers the full light spectrum , thus the name PRIZM

http://www.oakley.com/en/prizm/snow

wwillf01 · Oct 25, 2017

I use NFX transition googles for dirt and their snow ones.... They work great and so fast you don't realize they are tinting and untinting.... I find they are harder to scratch also.. 150 hours of riding this summer and the lens is not in bad shape.

Hawkster said:
Oakley came out with some new technology that needs to be mentioned .

I purchased some sun glasses with this PRIZM lens technology and I really didn't notice what they offered until this fall . The clarity and definition/depth of the colors was unarguable .

What's really crazy is that they work great no matter the conditions .

I am not aware of any other manufacture that offers this technology in their eye wear ???

Their flat light comparison on the sight is no joke .

In simple terms they made a single lens that offers the full light spectrum , thus the name PRIZM

http://www.oakley.com/en/prizm/snow

capulin overdrive · Oct 26, 2017

Meh! Smith Sensor has them bet by a country mile for low light conditions.

I bought some when they first came out, as did Chris the mod on here. And we were both pretty disappointed with their performance.

Only use mine on sunny days.

Hawkster · Oct 26, 2017

To be honest I wasn't impressed at first either until my eyes adjusted to how they filter the light .

My eyes are no longer 20 20 and I've noticed it in flat light . I now understand why I could run at a faster pace in those conditions when others were struggling . Finally accepted the fact that I have to use readers and I no longer have 4k vision .

I'll see if I can find those Smith's , Thxs

highflyernick · Oct 26, 2017

Personally I love my airbrakes with the prizm lenses. And the ease of changing lenses out is a big plus too.

Hawkster · Oct 28, 2017

Which of the two lens do you like that it might have come with ?

I'm hoping this PRISM is an improvement for those that do not like carrying extra lens or goggles , that be me . It's enough of a pain just pulling over when I don't want to because the goggles are froze , packed full of snow , fogged or wet . The only goggle I prefer for back up is a clear lens because the day starts dark and definitely finishes dark and some lens are absolutely worthless in those conditions .

Actually I'm about fed up with the whole motocross helmet and it's good to see that's changing too .

byeatts · Oct 28, 2017

Hawkster said:
Oakley came out with some new technology that needs to be mentioned .

I purchased some sun glasses with this PRIZM lens technology and I really didn't notice what they offered until this fall . The clarity and definition/depth of the colors was unarguable .

What's really crazy is that they work great no matter the conditions .

I am not aware of any other manufacture that offers this technology in their eye wear ???

Their flat light comparison on the sight is no joke .

In simple terms they made a single lens that offers the full light spectrum , thus the name PRIZM

http://www.oakley.com/en/prizm/snow

grabbed a pair for 80 bucks ,will try

Hawkster · Oct 28, 2017

byeatts said:
grabbed a pair for 80 bucks ,will try

Lets us know what ya think , eyes are probably the most difficult thing to find what works .

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