I'm looking at the oakley clifdens with prism 24k Polarized lenses (also getting them in prescription). I'm going to use them in part for hiking in the snow, so low VLT is important to me, and i've found conflicting information on what they actually offer.
Sport Rx website's helpful guides suggests the are at 11% VLT, which is what i'm looking for.
But oakelys own (not very good) website says they let through 77% of light, which would suggest 13% VLT (but also not 100% clear if this is referring to hte prism polarized version).
Anyone know the truth here?
Sport Rx website's helpful guides suggests the are at 11% VLT, which is what i'm looking for.
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But oakelys own (not very good) website says they let through 77% of light, which would suggest 13% VLT (but also not 100% clear if this is referring to hte prism polarized version).
Anyone know the truth here?