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I couldn't agree more, definitely a fantastic daily lens and is available in the tinfoil as wellR1s1ngSt0rm
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Ar these the ones: Oakley Prizm Tinfoil Carbon Covert Collection | Official Oakley Store
Additionally, are the Prizm Daily lenses polarized?
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Yes, prizm daily are polarized. This lens is very good for cloudy days but for bright days there are better lenses. I'd choose tinfoil carbon and not regular tinfoil becouse is lighter and more comfortable. Tinfoil carbon with black iridium polarized lens is a good election with sunny days.
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I haven't any of the Prizim lenses (yet), but do have most of Oakley's other tints.
When I know I'm spending the day on the road in the car, I habitually reach for a non-polarized
Tungsten lens (15% transmission). They are suitable from early morning to late evening.
My car has standard Euro-tint-for-air-conditioning windows, and I don't find polarization necessary in that situation.
+1 - Prizm Daily polars are the best driving lens Oakley has ever made... so far?
That will be subjective to where you live like any other lens I think. Based off the transmission percentages posted about them in another thread they wouldn't be my first choice on a summer day here in Vegas.
Subjective, perhaps, but I can tell you I have already seen a difference being able to tell ice from wet/melted roadways, a difference in contrast from cars with dim brake lights, and they are much easier on my eyes at dawn and dusk as the light transitions. I can see how there might be "better" (darker, lower light transmission) options for very bright sun I do not miss my BIPs when wearing these, so for me they are "the best driving lens Oakley has ever made"
...and I can't wait until spring to get the trail Prizm for the bike trails!!! Subjective, perhaps, but I can tell you I have already seen a difference being able to tell ice from wet/melted roadways, a difference in contrast from cars with dim brake lights, and they are much easier on my eyes at dawn and dusk as the light transitions. I can see how there might be "better" (darker, lower light transmission) options for very bright sun I do not miss my BIPs when wearing these, so for me they are "the best driving lens Oakley has ever made"
...and I can't wait until spring to get the trail Prizm for the bike trails!!!
That's what I am most interested in, how they do with in and out of light in the tree line on the mountain bike trails.Similar threads
