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How does warm grey get its non-neutral properties w/o iridium? What is the tint when looking thru them?
How about Jade?
I wore a persimmon lens once on my radarlocks at night just to mess around. It wasn't a bad experience. You only need to get use to the orangeish hue that it gives everything but I think it would be a good lens if you need one for night driving.Speaking of lens tints, has anyone ever worn Persimmon for night driving? I've had problems with glare at night and wondered if that may be an answer, or if it'd be too dark. HI Yellow would seem to be another option but they seem to be available on few, if any, frames.
Speaking of lens tints, has anyone ever worn Persimmon for night driving? I've had problems with glare at night and wondered if that may be an answer, or if it'd be too dark. HI Yellow would seem to be another option but they seem to be available on few, if any, frames.
I looked into Ruby Clear a bit but they're almost impossible to find on anything except a couple frames. HI Yellow is a bit more common but not a lot. I wasn't hoping to spend a lot on something as it'd just be for night driving basically. Partly why I considered either a Fast Jacket or Radarlock with persimmon so it would have multiple uses (regular lens during day and switch out at night if need be for commute home). I'll have to keep an eye on clearance threads and eBay deals to try to find something I think.If it is about night driving, it seems that high-intensity yellow would be a good choice for tuned contrast and reduced glare in low light (even foggy) conditions. Light transmission for this is rated at 86%. I think this is ideal when driving during foggy days or during sundown where there is still visible light in the sky but not quite enough to warrant the use of darker tinted shades.
Another option would be the ruby clear lens. It has no UV protection, but light transmission is at 92%. It features a subtle iridium coating to increase contrast and reduce glare caused by artificial lighting (i.e. headlights of oncoming cars). Definitely the lens of choice specifically for night driving when safety is a priority.