What Application-specific Prizm Lens Would You Like To See?

[kronin323]

@Sunglass Shack has a thread going about some stuff he saw at a dealer's convention and has talked about the new Prizm lenses. He mentions the varieties they are coming out with in this post:

http://www.oakleyforum.com/threads/...een-what-i-saw-today.37499/page-5#post-424750

Obviously he had a little fun with it, so why can't we, too?

What application-specific Prizm lens would you like to see Oakley release?

Your answer can be serious or a joke. Hopefully the rest of us can tell the difference...

Also, if you haven't seen it already, here's a link to the Oakley site describing Prizm for snow; it's pretty cool:

http://www.oakley.com/en/prizm/snow...u=133780166&mid=1041374&jb=2905&jobid=3628694

 

[kronin323]

I'll start, a serious one:

I'd like to see a "driving in heavy rain"-specific one. If it can bring out half the additional detail as the example on that Oakley page, win!

 

[Pyu76]

Night vision specific.

 

[kronin323]

Night vision specific.

From what was explained on how the technology works, I don't think it can do that, but yeah, it'd be cool if it could... as would be a working copy of the good ol' "x-ray" glasses...

 

[Pyu76]

I used to wish 4 xray. Then came internet porn.

 

[Patient_Cero]

Serious: Computer screen application. It seems periodically we have someone inquiring what one wears when stuck in office hell staring at screens all day.

Semi-serious: Beer goggle application

 

[Llohr]

Well, I'm not a hunter myself, but I bet they could sell a few pairs with some game-specific lenses. Imagine some lenses that make, for example, a mule deer stand out against the background. It'd be the next best thing to a heads-up-display that highlights targets..

Or, for the paranoid hiker: lenses that make bears or mountain lions stick out like a sore thumb