google lenses for low light conditions

[alaskastyle828]

Amber (yellow) is always my first choice, Iridium second, Light Sensitive lens are nice also.

 

[PooSlinger]

I run the Pro-Vue snap lens system. Dark gray/green tint for the sunny days, yellow for the somewhat overcast, amber (red/yellow/brown mix) for the really overcast days. http://www.pro-vue.com/snap.html

You can get a little powder between the snap lens and the regular lenses from time to time, but it's easy to knock out. Been running this setup for 7 years and love the versatility and quick change ability. I keep my lenses in my front jacket pocket and can change them out in about 30 seconds.

 

[IceCap]

The Spy yellow lens work good for me.

 

[Funoutfitters.com]

I agree, blue seems to work well in those conditions, and yellow on bright sunny days..

Josh Zieske

 

[Wheel House Motorsports]

I have orange lenses I wear on lower light days and just tinted/mirrored ones when its super sunny out.. one frame and different lenses.

 

[av8er]

Yellow= persimmons lens, also rose colored bolle's are great

Any brand persimmons

 

[Fredly]

I'll second the Persimmon(rose not yellow) lens.. while not a popular snowmobiling brand BRIKO goggles have one of the best if not the best lenses I've ever used for skiing/snowmobiling in low light.
I even had a pair of briko glasses with the lens I would use for dusk/dawn driving.

 

[PEAKS]

I have always worn an amber lens from oakley for everything until two weeks ago when we rode Revy. I tried a set of the bright yellow lens' (still oakley snow goggles) and wow... what a difference in the really flat light! I would highly recommend giving them a try.

 

[suitcase]

Great thread. Lots of options now which ones do I duy! LOL

 

[SilverGriz]

Another vote for the 509 polarized lens. Work great in all conditions IMO.

 

[bobback]

I've bought the Bolle's that costco carries...they kick butt in all conditions!