Dragon Lumalens Snow Lens Guide | SportRx

Every Dragon snow goggle comes with their amazing Lumalens technology. Sunglass Rob and Dragon’s Jon Finger talk about every Lumalens offered so you can pick the right lens for the right weather conditions.
The main difference between all these lenses is the visible light transmission (VLT). Typically, you want a lower VLT for brighter days and a higher VLT for low light.
Lumalens:
Gold Ion - 10% VLT
Blue Ion - 15% VLT
Silver Ion - 20% VLT
Violet Purple Ion - 25% VLT
Green Ion - 25% VLT
Red Ion - 28% VLT
Pink Ion - 60% VLT
Yellow - 80% VLT
Lumalens (Photochromatic) Transitions:
Transitions Amber - 25% - 70% VLT
Transitions Light Rose - 28% - 70% VLT
Transitions Clear - 32% - 80% VLT
Transitions Yellow - 16% - 76% VLT
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[@mikebernhardt92]

I like electric, but dragon is killing it right now with the new lens technology

[@sportrxeyewear]

Yeah they are! Lumalens is awesome!

[@PiMpiNx187]

Dragon kills it!

[@sportrxeyewear]

We will have to agree with you on that Mr C! Always good to hear form you :)

[@ddbear8786]

Any lens review like this should hold up the inside of the lens to the camera so viewers can see what it looks like. Sometimes the name of the lens or the outside color does not sync up with the color you see from inside.

[@sportrxeyewear]

Hello! This is true, though it's easier to classify & name a lens based on an onlookers perspective. It's also how most people identify a particular lens, by it's outward aesthetics. The camera view from behind the lens does not accurately depict the achieved contrast and tone of many tint+mirror combinations. The Rods & Cones in our eyes pick up much more detail compared to a cameras ability to properly depict the nuances in tone, contrast, and distinction in field of view. 📷 With that in mind, we're looking for better ways to showcase the proper experience looking through the various lenses. Stay tuned!

[@ddbear8786]

@@sportrxeyewear I watched another review video a while back, showcasing different lenses where the reviewer said "here's a purple lens, looks so stylish, but when you look through it's an amber tint." (I don't remember the colors but something like that) Then he holds it up to the camera from the inside and you get an idea of both the color shift and the amount of light blocking when the goggle inteior is crossing back and forth into the camera field of view (for example, half the goggle is in camera view, the other half normal scenery). That review gave me an excellent preview of what to expect, and it matched what I actually bought. However I found that the reviews only showing the outside don't tell me much beyond external cosmetics.

[@Gregor-em3ws]

No comment on the Amber and Rose which are lying in front of the Pink Ion? These two, especially amber, are often the second lens in a package. Would like to know how the amber works in cloudy and especially snowy weather and what’s the difference to the Rose, as both have 35% - only the color and therefore my mood?

[@sportrxeyewear]

Hi there! The Amber and Rose allow about 35% of available light through the lens. This is much less than the Pink Ion at 60%. They are darker lenses but can still be used in flat light conditions.

[@Gregor-em3ws]

SportRx Thanks for the quick reply - will stick to pink then 👍🏼

[@mlooody89]

Dark smoke is also in lumalens technology?

[@mlooody89]

Ok I know it is ;)

[@wangl2134]

hi so does this mean that the Dragon X1S pink covers cloudy weather but will transit to black and also covers sunny weather ?

[@sportrxeyewear]

No, the lens does not transition. You would be better off with two lenses.

[@yahya.ibrahim]

so do transitions lenses also include lumalens tech? i can't seem to find anything on the dragon website that says so.

[@sportrxeyewear]

Hey Yahya! Yes, Dragon's transition shields have the Lumalens technology. Starting at 7:06 in the video, you will see the title of the first transition shield is the "Lumalens Transition Amber".

[@yahya.ibrahim]

SportRx thanks a lot! Great videos, so useful

[@sportrxeyewear]

It is our pleasure Yahya! We're happy to hear the videos are providing useful information :)

[@wilmervictor3735]

Would the Dragon NFXS goggle be compatible with the sweet protection igniter helmet?

[@sportrxeyewear]

Hello Wilmer! We would not be able to say for certain since we no longer carry snow helmets. However, we can tell you that many of the top helmet brands and goggle brands got together a while back to match the front curve of the helmets with most goggles. Also, the NFXS has a pretty low profile so it should work fine. Thanks for reaching out!

[@wilmervictor3735]

SportRx okey, thanks for the answer

[@nevermore4633]

wish it was more reflective

[@dominicneeson1613]

Do the dragon Red ion inverse nfx2 have lumalense? As most places don't seem to stock this model anymore?

[@sportrxeyewear]

Hello Dominic! It depends on the colorway that you order but most do come with lumalens. You can always contact us here: www.sportrx.com/contact for more details on the NFX2. Thanks for reaching out!

[@snurbo]

Im thinking of going for the PXV. Im thinking of going for either the Red ion or Green ion, but I can’t decide... I know they have nearly the same tint, but as said, I can’t decide. Suggestions?

[@sportrxeyewear]

Since they both function similarly, it really comes down to whichever color you like best!

[@stevros48]

So will they be doing a clear transitions lense for the PXV goggle ?

[@sportrxeyewear]

Hello! As of right now, Dragon has released it with a photochromic yellow and photochromic amber lens. You can chekc them out here: www.sportrx.com/dragon-pxv-snow-goggle.html. Thanks for reaching out!

[@michaelritter8844]

Hi, first of all thanks for your great videos! Do you know if the PXV will work with POC helmets (POC Fornix) Thanks!

[@sportrxeyewear]

Hello Michi! The PXV should be compatible with the POC Fornix. A while back all of the helmet companies met up with the goggle companies to determine what curvature of goggle lens would best match the curve of the brim on most helmets. Hope this helps!

[@michaelritter8844]

thank you very much!

[@markslates6609]

Dude, how about actually showing us how to change out the lenses? Not all of us have your high-end $200+ Dragon goggles. I clicked on this channel to get info on changing out my new NFX Snow goggles....retail at $135. Model PK Gum Sole/ Lumalens Dark. This appeared as more of promo video just selling the Dragon brand to me.

[@sportrxeyewear]

Hey Mark, this video mainly covers the Dragon Lumalens tech catalog of lenses but we've made videos demonstrating how to swap out the lenses as well. Click the link below to get started. Happy shredding! 🔥🤙 👉kzbin.info?search_query=sportrx+dragon+lens+swap

[@willcast21]

I have been looking for quality goggles for Jet skiing, will these be good for that? Are any of these Polarized to help sun glare off water? If so which would you recommend?

[@notcosmiclobsternoooo118]

I think mtb goggles might be better for that. I've seen some really great Smith mtb goggles like the Smith Squad that won't break the bank. They have their ChromaPop lenses which is their version of the lumalens

[@snurbo]

Can the lens be changed on the PXV?

[@sportrxeyewear]

Yes they can!

[@imabeast7397]

I just got the pvx2 and notice no enhancing of the snow over my 50 dollar pair. Whats going on?

[@sportrxeyewear]

That is a great question! It is really tough to know exactly what is going on for you when you're looking through a lens. One thing I can say from my own experience is that Lumalens didn't seem as intensely color-enhancing for me when compared to some other lens techs out there. Did you have the same experience with both of the lenses and were you looking at the same kind of flat light back-to-back between the goggles? I'm sorry to hear that you're not having the best experience with them. If you got them from us, we would be happy to help take care of you!

[@imabeast7397]

@@sportrxeyewear my old pair had no hd tech whatsoever. Just didnt notice any added contrast etc. Kinda feel like its just marketing. I didnt buy from you guys, but you guys talked lumalens tech up alot in other vids.

[@familie7504]

Ich cool

[@karazn7517]

What is better in flat light - pink ion or amber?

[@sportrxeyewear]

Hi there! They're both great for flat light. The difference here is the aesthetics and the base tint. If you favor seeing your environment in amber, we suggest the amber lens. Thanks for reaching out!

[@xAliPoPx]

would you go for the yellow or pink ion for a low light lens?

[@sportrxeyewear]

Hello! Yellow ion lets through more light(80%) so it is the ultimate low light lens. The pink ion lets a little bit less light in(60%). Hope this helps you make your decision!

[@mattdhanji7057]

Grow it back!

[@sportrxeyewear]

Thanks for commenting Matt :) We have bee saying the same thing!