Recent content by lp51

Here's my humble opinion. I usually road bike about 10 hours a week and I live in sunny California. I've been using the prizm road lenses for about two years now. Initially in my pair of jawbones. Prior to that I had been using the positive red iridium polarized in those. I feel that the prizm...

Here's another one that popped up in my Facebook feed. Smh. Rivbos Polarized Cycling Glasses With Accessories Kit Sent from my SM-G955U using Tapatalk

There is both polarized and non polarized black iridium available, depending on the glasses. For what you are considering using the glasses for, I would consider daily prizm polarized too. They work in a wide variety of lighting conditions. Sent from my SM-G955U using Tapatalk

Lol. You'd think sometimes they'd come with instructions. Maybe they do and I just don't pay attention. I assume you figured it out by now unless you're worried about breaking something, which I get. If not; The nose bomb is hinged at the top. Swing the bottom away from the frame and then pull...

I'm assuming that you've played around with the length of the arms. I have them fully extended for me and they've been very secure for me while cycling. However, I'm sure my melon is of a different size and shape..... Sent from my SM-G955U using Tapatalk

What Garmin edge do you have? And do you have it mounted in the landscape position? Just curious. I have an Edge 1000 and I've never experienced an issue with it regarding polarized lenses. I remember polarized lenses being an issue with a lot of digital displays many years ago back when the...

I almost exclusively use polarized and now prizm lenses. I feel that the prizm lenses are that good. I almost always used polarized lenses for cycling but the road prizm is my go to lens except for heavily overcast days. I then prefer polarized again. It seems counterintuitive but it's not for...

I understand if you don't think they'll be dark enough, but I have found them great. That picture above has the lens back lit and they don't look that light when you wear them. They were designed for road cyclists who would be spending all day in the sun. I'm one of those and I can honestly say...

I have both. The badman with sapphire polarized and the triggerman with dpp. The triggerman is my daily wear due to the lens, which I really like and the comfort level. I really like my badmans but they're more of an occasional use pair for me. They're flashy and I like that but they usually...

Whenever I see M frames and X Metals, I think Oakley. Those are very unique frames and can only be Oakley. As far as what does it for me, my Juliets will always be a special pair for me. Sent from my SM-G955U using Tapatalk

My thoughts too. Sent from my SM-G955U using Tapatalk

For me, the prizm lenses that I've tried have been game changers for me. It started when I tried the Road Prizm in my Jawbones. I had been an almost exclusively polarized lens guy until then. The clarity and contrast was such an improvement I can honestly say I don't miss the polarized while...

Thanks for welcoming me everyone. Lol, the addiction has already been there. Since I can't feed the addiction as freely as I used to now having kids, I'm going to live vicariously through all of you guys! And I'll occasionally feed the addiction when finances allow. Sent from my SM-G955U using...

I'm in Northern California and I've been an Oakley fan for a long time, ever since I got my first pair of Blades with iridium lenses at Costco way back in the day. I don't have anywhere near the collection of a lot of people on this forum, but I've been called an Oakley whore by friends so...