Lenses and cross-country skiing

[marikr]

I would like some suggestions for sunglasses that I can use while cross-country skiing, and which I could use for all-round activities as well. Could someone explain to the difference kind of colours on the lenses?

 

[Broccoli]

Prizm Snow Sapphire.

 

[WildWires]

Agree with @Broccoli. Really any of the prizm snow lenses would be good options. Prizm snow black is the darkest lens Oakley makes, and there are a bunch of different lens colors and tint darknesses depending on how much light there is where you are skiing.

 

[marikr]

Agree with @Broccoli. Really any of the prizm snow lenses would be good options. Prizm snow black is the darkest lens Oakley makes, and there are a bunch of different lens colors and tint darknesses depending on how much light there is where you are skiing

 

[marikr]

So the prizm snow lenses is that for cross country skiing as well? I just found it as googles for snowboarding and downhill skiing.

 

[Broccoli]

So the prizm snow lenses is that for cross country skiing as well? I just found it as googles for snowboarding and downhill skiing.

 

[Broccoli]

 

[marikr]

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Should I go with polarized or not?

 

[Patient_Cero]

Should I go with polarized or not?

Depends if you are going to see a lot of varying terrain with dips and shadows from trees or not? If it's flat open trails with little chance of drastic changes or surrounding terrain then polarized would be a good choice. If you are going to incur a decent amount of shadows and canopy, non polarized.