Oakley Prizm Jade Goggles

[Tranceaddict]

I'm getting a pair of Oakley Flight Deck xm goggles and am stuck between the Rose and the Jade. I am leaning towards the Jade. I want a goggle that could do it all, and was wondering if anyone has experience with the Prizm Jade. I want to make sure they work well in overcast days, as well as at night under the lights. Thanks.

 

[Oakleynerd]

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[Tantor67]

I have Airbrakes and switch between Prizm Rose on overcast and Prizm Black on bluebird days. Last week I only had my Prizm rose lens and it started out very overcast and then turned bluebird. Prizm Rose does it all!

 

[NoFair]

Jade is good, rose is better in flat light and low light. I wear Airbrakes so I just swap lenses. If you ski a lot under bluebird conditions go jade, otherwise rose is Imho better. Jade looks a lot cooler though...

 

[Tranceaddict]

Jade is good, rose is better in flat light and low light. I wear Airbrakes so I just swap lenses. If you ski a lot under bluebird conditions go jade, otherwise rose is Imho better. Jade looks a lot cooler though...

Thanks, that was quite helpful. I usually get to my resort around 2 pm and go till 10 pm, only gettting about 3h of daylight. I guess the rose would be a better fit. Currently I am using Persimmon and it's fine for me even for blue bird days, as I'm not that sensitive to light.

 

[NoFair]

Glad it was some help. With those conditions I'd go rose as well. Sweet lens and probably the one I use the most through the season.