Help with choosing lense color

[Tommy1089]

Hey everyone,

Brand new to this forums. I came across it while trying to find a answer to my question, so I decided I'd sign up and see if you guys could help me decide

So I have a pair of Oakley M2 and I just noticed Oakley finally added more lense choices for the M2.

So far I have Jade iridium polarized, fire iridium polarized, 00 positive red iridium polarized, and the ice prizm polarized.

Oakley came out with chrome and Violet iridium polarized and having a hard time choosing between the two as I like them both. Eventually I'll be buying them both.. But atm only want to buy one.

So if anyone that has either of these give me feedback on them it would be appropriated.

Thanks

 

[jdd32]

Violet is like fire when you look through - it's greenish tint. Chrome is like Black irid when looked through. Hope that helps you decide based on the tints to your eyes.

 

[Lexkempo]

There's so much information you're leaving out of this equation ... Too many variables...

So I'll just say Violet just because...

 

[Tommy1089]

Out of the two which looks better? Lol

 

[Tommy1089]

There's so much information you're leaving out of this equation ... Too many variables...

So I'll just say Violet just because...

What do you mean?

 

[Lexkempo]

What do you mean?

Taste and fashion is SO subjective ... I can say violet and another will say Chrome ... Who wins?

Which do YOU like? What colour is the frame? Wad data look like? What's your favourite colour? What is your purpose/function of your frames? Why do you honestly care what WE think since you'll be th ones wearing em?

Are a few of the factors involved in this equation...

 

[Tommy1089]

Have black frames

 

[flyer]

Violet ain't my cup o' tea, and is rated at 14% (polarized) to 17%.
Chrome goes best with Black frames, and is rated at 12% transmission.

 

[Rustpot]

You lack a neutral lens. I'd go Chrome.

 

[Tommy1089]

Of the two, which would be better for bright light situations? Chrome or violet