I bought a pair a couple years ago. Loved them at first, but the lenses have lost their film or something. I can barely look through them anymore. They have become my weedeating glasses. I attribute it to the water at the golf course only because my boss said the same about his Oakleys. But Wiley's are advertised as fishing, so that doesn't hold up. I was really disappointed in them. Always been an Oakley guy for the most part when I find them on sale. I want to eventually invest in a nice pair of Costas. When I fished/lived in Georgia, my buddies swore by them for standing up to the saltwater. I always try them on, just can't justify the cost.I really like the WileyX glasses but they scratch too easy for me. Time for me to find a new brand as well. Following along.
Damn those are huge reminds me of what old people wear after cataract surgery🕶Vipers baby!!!
But yea, mine are also scratched to hell after only 1 summer…..
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No. The problem is the shadow I create digging the ditch. Bright days are the worst. I have noticed that polarized helps cut down the glare.@giles
would a transition lens work? it’ll adjust accordingly depending on how much cloud cover there is.
Being a rain day, I had plenty of chances to try different shades on. I don't think the Amber color is going to work.Terrain - Black Glacier Polarized
ANSI Z87+ Certified Eyewear made to stand up to whatever life throws at you. TR90 Full Coverage Frame with metal inset Shady Rays logo. Premium Polarized Ice Blue mirrored polycarbonate lenses with amber tint: 100% UV protection 10% VLT Includes Microfiber Cleansing Pouch + vinyl brand decal.shadyrays.com
I just bought 2 pairs (not these) from Shady Rays after breaking my Costas. Super pleases with what I received and for the price, don't see me going back to another mainstream brand.
Have you tried on any of these Leupold glasses?Hunters HD gold are pricey. Very popular in the shooting world. I personally don’t own a pair but will someday. I have worn plenty of them trying friends while shooting. They transition to light, they also will make lenses for any frame you like if not using any of there’s.
No.Have you tried on any of these Leupold glasses?
Thanks. I'd hate to pay for the name but I think I'm going to anyways. Not like they are trying to make jeans here. Glass is what they do.
See if you can find something with a gray base. Typically you want to match the base lens color to your environment (blue for open water, green for streams/ponds, amber for mixed environments, gray for all purpose, etc). Gray tends to work well in Ohio . For me, an amber base with with green mirror was the sweet spot. I’m super light and glare sensitive and those fit the bill. They’re probably a bit dark for what you’re doing with shadows so I think maybe something with a gray base might work. Might be worth a shot.Being a rain day, I had plenty of chances to try different shades on. I don't think the Amber color is going to work.
Someone also mentioned the rose. This made bright things pretty intense. I wish the sun was out to get a better feel. I think I'm down to trying to find a yellow polarized or what Leopold is calling blue.