Clear lenses have no tinting, so you can get the maximum possible visible light transmission ( VLT ) through them. They are helpful in low to no light conditions such as evening, night, etc.
100% Clear Lenses can’t have Polarization because if they have Polarized Coating, they have to block some light, and you will see a color change. So, the very definition of a Clear lens restricts Polarization.
In Glasses, the clear lenses are also known as “Fake” or “Flat” lenses.
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- We use an exclusive, lightweight high impact resistant material for our base, and then apply a series of unique coatings to the front and back of the lens to maximize protection and performance.
- Every pair of Revo’s manages the full spectrum of light, including harmful ultraviolet light, Blue Light, and high-energy visible (HEV) light.
- All Revo lenses are polarized.
- Revo mirrored lenses for ski goggles were developed by a NASA optical engineer (Mitch Ruda in 1985) who designed special coatings for lenses and portholes in defence system satellites. The goal was to protect the precision lenses and optics from the sun’s harsh rays in outer space.
The answer is “yes”! There are snow goggles that are designed specifically to wear over your glasses. They are called OTG – Over the Glasses – and have little cutouts in the foam sides to comfortably fit your glasses
The short answer is you do not – but you do need some eye protection when skiing, so sunglasses or clear lenses if it is overcast. Here is why.
- If it is sunny you need to protect your eyes – being in bright sunshine with the glare off of the snow can actually blind you initially temporarily and if you do not take care you can cause permanent damage through what is called snow blindness.
- If you ski with any speed – the cold causes your eyes to stream and you cannot see where you are going – this can also happen with sunglasses if they are not the sports kind that prevent airflow over your eyes
- finally ice can damage your eyes – if someone in front of you flicks some up can be painful and can cause damage.
Only wear ski googles in bad weather or off piste – wear sunglasses in good weather. Googles keep your face warmer, so they help in flat light, they help snow getting in your eyes if it is snowing and off piste they are magic if you fall as sunglasses just get filled with snow. Modern googles of good quality have a double layered lens which helps them not to fog up.
Finally – not something but…one year in snow bird all the lift operators were wearing googles – we asked them why and they said they wanted a goggle tan as it shows everyone you have been skiing 🙂
Goggles help protect your eyes from sun and wind, enable you to see well, and help you look cool. Three things to consider with Goggles:
Fogging – Most nicer Goggles have anti fog treatment. Make sure you get Goggles that do. Fogging up while skiing is dangerous and annoying.
Fit with helmet – This isn’t a huge problem but it’s nice to buy the same brand of Goggle and Helmet because they will fit nicer together.
Lenses – Different color lenses aren’t just about different styles, they have important functional differences.
MPM Goggles would highly recommend getting Goggles that have interchangeable lenses. This will ensure that you have maximum visibility at all times. Skiing with highly reflective lenses during flat light can be dangerous. Ski with two lenses all the time and will often switch during the day between my sunny lenses and my flat light lenses.
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