Oo Red Iridium Lens Vs Positive Red Lens

[Sam'ssunglasses]

I was wondering what the difference is between the oo red iridium lens and the positive red iridium lens on the radar path. I want to know how it looks differently to people looking at me wearing them. So if I was talking to someone and wearing them how different would they look to them if I was wearing the +red or the OOred? Also would they be able to see my eyes easier with one lens than the other?

 

[the_owl]

OO Red you can usually see the wearers eyes. Its much lighter too.

 

[dr.chop]

Positive Red Polar on the left, and OO Red Polar on the right. Oddly, the coloring is opposite how they normally look. Usually the Pos Red is much deeper, but it goes to show there is no such thing as "Generational" lenses, just time in the chamber for that batch.

 

[Sam'ssunglasses]

Ok we'll thanks for the answers

 

[young]

isnt oo red a g40 base and + red a grey base lens?

 

[Brando]

OO Red you can usually see the wearers eyes. Its much lighter too.

Pretty sure +red polarized is 18% and OOred polarized is 17-19. It's not a much lighter lens.

 

[dr.chop]

Dann is the Man, for a reason...

OO is 15% and OO Red Polar is 18% (which seems odd, but maybe that is based on the old OO Red from the OO Wires)

Pos Red is 15% and Pos Red Polar is 18% also. So they are the same...

http://www.o-review.com/lenses.asp
http://www.oakley.com/innovation/optical-superiority/lens-tints

 

[Sam'ssunglasses]

Dann is the Man, for a reason...

OO is 15% and OO Red Polar is 18% (which seems odd, but maybe that is based on the old OO Red from the OO Wires)

Pos Red is 15% and Pos Red Polar is 18% also. So they are the same...

http://www.o-review.com/lenses.asp
http://www.oakley.com/innovation/optical-superiority/lens-tints

Wow very helpful! Thank you for telling me

 

[Sam'ssunglasses]

Thank you to everyone else for helping as well

 

[dr.chop]

no problem