Arsenic
Oakley Beginner
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Hey, first post. Just bought my first pair of oakleys (a pair of batwolfs) and I'll never go back to other sunglasses again.
The lenses that came with the batwolfs are awesome but unfortunately you can see my eyes very clearly in just about any amount of light. I wear sunglasses indoors because I have a registered fluorescent light disability. I think the black iridium lenses will be too dark indoors? Think of walmart / Target type lightning... which of the following lenses will prevent others from seeing my eyes, and what is the difference between them (ie, what are they best for?) I'm looking at only the polarized ones.
Black Iridium Polarized
Gray Polarized
VR28 Black Iridium Polarized
OO Black iridium polarized
Sapphire Iridium Polarized
My concern is that the black iridium's might be too dark for a walmart type invironment and that maybe the gray / OO / vr28's might not be dark enough or you might be able to see my eyes.
Thank you!!!
The lenses that came with the batwolfs are awesome but unfortunately you can see my eyes very clearly in just about any amount of light. I wear sunglasses indoors because I have a registered fluorescent light disability. I think the black iridium lenses will be too dark indoors? Think of walmart / Target type lightning... which of the following lenses will prevent others from seeing my eyes, and what is the difference between them (ie, what are they best for?) I'm looking at only the polarized ones.
Black Iridium Polarized
Gray Polarized
VR28 Black Iridium Polarized
OO Black iridium polarized
Sapphire Iridium Polarized
My concern is that the black iridium's might be too dark for a walmart type invironment and that maybe the gray / OO / vr28's might not be dark enough or you might be able to see my eyes.
Thank you!!!