kronin323
Font of Useless Knowledge
Hey GRF, that would be cool. I think for sure I will get rid of the thinner frame set with longer ear socks, not sure at this point if I will keep the thick set or not. The thin set has pretty decent lenses, I think black iridium and I would rate them a solid 8. I need new lenses in the thicks for sure, hard to find authentic lenses for those though, might see if I can put an RX set in them. I will probably post an ad when I get back in town next week.
Kinda of regretting it already but I dont think I would have ever worn them, I dont know.... I did look at the vault and the prices were decent, but they didnt have a configuration I wanted so I put together a custom set on Oak.com. I decided not to go with polarized to save the $100 on two sets of lenses, then I can get a 3rd set of lenses for them.
Not sure if I really need polarized but I do like the extra feature. There was a problem with my credit card (problem was not enough money! hahaha) so had them put the order on hold vs giving them a new card right away cuz I am trying to find somewhere that has a set in stock so I can see them in person and check the fit, etc - hate to spend $300+ to find out I didnt like them, they look kinda big in the pics? And Oak said no returns/refunds on custom glasses. I am going to have the lenses etched with my name so I didnt think they would take those back anyway. My eye dr said they would order a set for me to check out with no obligation to buy but they cant make a custom order for some reason, just the standard configurations.
Can you guys tell me the main difference between color of the red iridium polarized/non polarized? The polarized lenses look like they are more blue, like a red to blue fade?? And I know polarized is good for like glare, fishing, etc, but I just dont know if I need that, I think it brought the total up to like over $400 with both lens sets polarized, I chose red 00 & G30. G30 looks like a rose tint, is that correct?
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Polarization doesn't change the color of the lens. It does reduce the light transmission % a little bit.
If you're seeing differences in colors between two sets that are supposed to be the same color, it's either just seeing them from different angles or inconsistency in the iridium coating between the two; it's been known to happen.