MrMoonlight
Oakley Expert
If you're going to play tennis with those lenses, I would advise against polarized lenses. Many athletes (including myself) find that polarization impairs your depth perception to a slight degree, since the brain actually uses ambient glare to localize objects spatially. If you need to track a fast moving tennis ball with your eyes, then you might want to reconsider.I picked up some fire red polarized I'll compare and post here
Case in point: I wore polarized shades during batting practice once and found that I swung and missed on breaking balls several times and had trouble hitting the ball squarely. Switched to non-polarized lenses and hit nearly every pitch on the screws. A huge difference.
Polarized lenses are great for everyday use and for driving, boating, fishing and cycling. But for ballsports like tennis, baseball, cricket etc, you're better off with non-polarized lenses. Besides, on a sports field or tennis court there are rarely, if ever, reflections from car windows, water surfaces or rainslicked roads...so it's pretty much unnecessary.
Just something to consider.