Oakley Prizm Hi Pink vs. Rose Lens UPDATE | SportRx

We’re back at Mammoth shredding the slopes in the finest PRIZM lenses Oakley has to offer. Sunglass Rob and Tyler share their thoughts in our long-term review of PRIZM Rose vs. HI Pink.
Both the PRIZM Rose and HI Pink are designed for low light, even whiteout conditions. Snowy or overcast, these lenses function exceptionally well, providing both color enhancement and clarity. Other low light lenses compensate with a higher VLT, but PRIZM lenses utilize both color tuning and lower VLT to give you unparalleled optical precision on the slopes. Bottom line, PRIZM is hands down the best color tuning technology for tackling the mountains.
If you just wanted one lens to cover as many light levels as possible, the PRIZM Rose is your best bet. The VLT is slightly lower than the HI Pink so sudden shifts in lighting are manageable. But when you want the right tool for the job, get the PRIZM Hi Pink, hands down. The higher VLT and Iridium coating makes this lens the best option for whiteouts.
Don’t let whiteout days ruin your snowboarding trip. Get PRIZM. Choose between Pink and HI Pink and take advantage of those empty slopes this season!
What's your favorite Prizm lens? Let us know in the comments!
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[@stever83]

///UPDATE: I also bought the fall line prizm jade, cause i like the iridium look on the cylindrical much better and i realized, that the jade is much darker than the torch! its right between black iridium and the torch! So all i said about torch and jade, just works for the Torch. I guess i could ware the jade also at bright sunny days, but less on whiteout days./// My experience with the different lenses: I have prizm black, torch and hi pink (UPDATE: and jade) ... definitly need all, cause i think i have really light sensitive eyes, especially on white backround (snow / white sky) With my experience now, I think i'd rather have rose than hi pink. (but never testet rose) still have those days, where i am happy too have the hi pink. But i guess rose would do the job, cause torch does the job mostly, and rose lets more light through. --------------------------------- My suggestion... if only enough money for 2 Lenses: - Jade iridium + rose (if you have light sensitive eyes) or - Torch / Sapphire + hi pink (if you dont have that sensitive eyes) ------ if only enough money for 1 Lens: - Jade / Torch / Sapphire (UPDATE: The Jade ist darker than the Torch and should work better on sunny days, but less on whiteout days...i guess that the sapphire is even lighter than the torch) I dont see me opening my eyes with rose on sunny days and dont think anybody can without getting headaches. But didnt wear them on the mountain and dont know how close rose is too torch and jade... --------------------------------------------- Here i explain why, if anybody is interested (Also share my experience with the hi pink): I am sure, if i wouldnt have the money for more than one lens it would be torch, jade or sapphire, cause they really work at all conditions. Not at all great. But they do the job! /// UPDATE: But all are a bit different. Jade darkest. torch middle. and i guess sapphire lightest from those 3. /// I know all 3 have the same LT values... ///UPDATE: ...but Jade and Torch are definitly different, I tested it. Before I had the torch, I had the sapphire at home. didnt like the color, so i send it back. It was really easy seeing through it. So I assume, that it was lighter than the torch. But I couldnt compare them. (pls tell me, if you tested sapphire vs torch vs jade) i will be going skiing in feb. my friend (not living here) has the sapphire. i can than tell you the exact difference of all on the mountain! /// if no clouds i need black iridium (or any other good sunblocking google)...torch works, but i have to close my eyes a little all time...and that gets really exhausting and after a while i sometimes get headaches. With black iridium it is so much more relaxing for my eyes. i use the torch at all other condition mostly. On partly cloudy days, torch is really great and best option and prizm makes the difference! But also use Torch on whiteout days, cause the hi pink can be too translucent sometimes. Whiteout is not always the same. I mean, there doesnt have to be a hole in the clouds for me getting blindet by the sun. I dont mean sunbeams, but the sun can still dazzle, cause everything is so white and you get so much reflection from the invisible sunbeams. Maybe its easier if i compare 2 scenes in the video: - 2:05 I would be dazzled by the sun with hi pink (the rose would be my decision) - 2:46 perfect for hi pink (no doubt i would decide to take the hi pink over the rose) Often I have more those 2:05 whiteout days. Ii bought The hi Pink, cause everybody was complaining, that rose isnt light enough. I guess, rose would be my choise. I Still use them, and when i need them i am the only one in my group who sees anything. So i am happy to have them. But they really would be my 3rd lenses after the experience I made. Torch really works amazingly well on those whiteout days (2:05 days), i guess sapphire even better. Jade probebly not that good. The Prizm works. I wouldnt expect wonders on totaly whiteout days (4:04). But i clearly see more than i see in a bunch of other goggles. I always have to guide my friends (wareing Uvex, Anon, Giro, Poc, Spy) I havent tried smith lumalens and dragons equivalent. All others lose in comparison! But on days like (2:46) you really see the difference between Prizm and other brands or older goggles. For me, Helmet and Goggles are my safety. Its ok to invest a bit more! And dont forget...skiing is expensive...investing in a better google and you have fun every day and not only on the bright ones ;))

[@stever83]

UPDATE: Well, Surprisingly even the stubborn friend baught an oakley Line miner (Rose), cause he finally admitted regretting it, not owning a good pair of Goggles. Another got the Line miner Sapphire for christmas. So on Monday will be "testing" all Oakley Lenses. I kinda hope for bad weather to test difference between rose and hi pink :) And how good jade and sapphire work vs Torch (if there is any difference)

[@stever83]

So i finally tested all prizm lenses. Black iridium - perfect for blue bird, but not needed Saphhire - Lowlight to Bluebird, no problem Jade - Lowlight to Bluebird, no problem Torch - (FUNFACT 1: its totaly different to the Jade and Saphhire. Dont know if its the newer or older Productionline and how strong they changed it. But it doesnt work on bluebird days, but works really good on lowlight days. It is far less rose and FUNFACT 2: it is way better than the rose, cause it is even lighter (i really dont now whats wrong with my torch :D) when you look in the shadow and it is darker when you look towards the sun. Only possible explaination: - the base lens isnt that rose like the rose / jade and sapphire. So it is lighter from the base. But the mirrior starts doing its job, when the sun reflects on it. I know the torch should be like jade and sapphire. but my torch seems to be from another production line. Rose - for me a lens i dont need. But i was surprized how good it still works on partly sunny days. Hi pink - it is so much better on those whiteout days and this season i had a lot whiteout days. The rose and jade were too dark (my torch wasnt) If you buy an airbrake, get one with Hi pink and sapphire or jade. Those 2 lenses cover all! I will need to buy another torch or find a shop that sells them too see if other torch lenses are also like myn. Dont be afraid of the rose look. your brain reacts to it, when wairing and after 1min the snow seems to be white again and not rose / red.

[@laatjelekkerlikken]

Thanks for the great and detailed review of the lenses. I (like most fans of the Oakley Prizm goggles;-)) am in doubt about the rose/pink. I have the jade, but in those really white out days I experienced last year.... the jade was just not good enough, so I seriously consider the pink for the really white outdays

[@lmc522k7]

@@stever83 Hi Steve, I read under the comments of another youtube video that you are from germany (me too). My question: did you have the opportunity to test another variant of the "Torch"? Because as your review above the torch you testet was not as expected, right? Which glass do you use as "everyday" now? I'm about to buy a flight deck, I just don't know exactly which glass. My favorite would be the Sapphire Iridium or the (fairly new on the market) Prizm Sage Gold. It should only be 1 glass at first, because I don't feel like changing it "constantly".

[@stever83]

@@lmc522k7 I will answer you in English so that everyone can read the info. I now prefer to ride with the Jade, cause if the sun brakes through, its just a bit more relaxing for my eyes. And it fitted my Jacket better. I always had the Hi Pink and Black Iridium with me and only used them in extreme situations. Especially the Hi Pink on dark days. When everything was white, it was simply too dazzling. I think there is a nicer lens for that now. I have now sold my Airbrake XL with all the lenses and got the Fall Line L with Jade and a Persimmon lens. So I cover everything for my eye sensitivity. The Persimmon is 7% Darker than the Hi Pink and I hope that I will be able to wear them on whiteoutdays. I would be interested in the design of the Sage Gold. The Rose Gold is not really my colour. The Torch is indicated with 17% light transmission, What would Confirm my Observation, cause Sapphire, Jade and Rose Gold has 13%, Sage Gold has 14%. Dark Grey would be an alternativ to the Black Iridium with 11% for currently 35€! In my opinion, you should simply choose the colour that looks better for you. But there are definitely minimal differences in the all-round lenses. But these are probably smaller than your personal perception would suggest. If you don't care about the colour, I would recommend the Dark grey and Persimmon. You can get the Persimmon glasses cheaper and the Dark Grey lens for 35€ at oakley itself. That's the best price and also the widest range of coverage. If only one colour is required, then the Torch if you are insensitive to light, otherwise one of the others. Or just the more beautiful one.

[@johnkennedy486]

Nice comparison. I bought Rose Oakley's after trying them on at a Demo Day at Perisher, coincidently a white-out kinda day. They are amazing and allow me to stay on the mountain much longer on those days. I also feel a lot safer because I can see where I'm going! To hear that there are even better Oakley lenses for white-out days in the Hi Pink means I now have a new criteria for my next set of Goggles. Thanks for the video review guys.

[@sportrxeyewear]

Hi John! Thanks for tuning in AND for sharing your feedback with us!

[@wind_tempos]

You guys literally make the perfect videos. Thank you so much for this i've been wracking my brain trying to choose

[@sportrxeyewear]

Thank you for the kind words Danny! We strive to provide as much information as possible to help make your decisions on goggles a little bit easier. The Jade Prizm lens was one of the favorites from this recent Mammoth trip and the Hi Pink should be the perfect counter part for you. Please let us know how the Hi Pink lenses work out for you, we always appreciate getting feedback from viewers.

[@sunglassrob7752]

Great choice!

[@davidcassar25]

@@sportrxeyewear hi guys, can you answer your Face book messenger box please

[@user-wv9ds4ft6d]

я еще никогда не видела таких красивых снежных и атмосрферных видео, как у вас! It' super beautiful winter and the same beautiful snow!

[@sportrxeyewear]

Thanks for checking out our video!

[@ashleyodonnell5084]

Such a helpful review! Have blue lens goggles for sunny days and excited to get the hi pink for those whiteout days when I have issue with my blue goggles. Thank you!

[@gordonmelrose4828]

You guys make the BEST videos for oakley lenses!

[@sportrxeyewear]

Wow, thanks Gordon! Your feedback is greatly appreciated 🧐

[@victorbast106]

I've got the Oakley Flight Deck XM goggles with a Prizm Rose lens. After watching this video, I decided to get a replacement Prizm HI Pink lens for foggy, whiteout days only, and use the Rose lens the rest of the time.

[@chrisl774]

I have Prizm Jade and Rose. Been using the Rose more and more, from low light conditions to partly sunny days, and even some night riding. Lovin the from Mammoth videos!

[@sportrxeyewear]

Thank you for the comment Chris! Mammoth was one for the books with SnowboardProCamp. How long have you been using the Rose lens? Our team was having a blast testing it out again in Mammoth.

[@chrisl774]

2 seasons now. Last year on a pair of Flight Decks and this year with Line Miners

[@sportrxeyewear]

Both goggles are fan favorites here at the shop! Please let us know if there is any specific we can assist with and we hope you enjoy the videos to come.

[@thefisu]

What results have you had with the hi pink lens on partially sunny days? Thanks

[@motiv8m3dia]

What a specified video. Thank you guys

[@Pokkarix]

Im looking for a night lens for oakleys. I already have jade for bright days, but because of i live in finland i cant use it yet

[@larryburner9941]

I have both and they are spot on... hi pink isn't good for bright sunny days, but is the best ever low light. Rose dominates all other lenses in all day time conditions, prism clear os perfect for night skiing

[@big_vpn]

Dope vid guys! Tell your Oakley reps that the customers want them to include another Prizm lens with the Flight Decks!

[@sportrxeyewear]

Thanks for commenting on the video Vince! We will make sure to notify our Oakley friends about the Fight Decks :) Please let us know if we can help with anything at all.

[@champhatch14]

Thanks guys, really liking the flight decks, hope i can get some soon

[@sportrxeyewear]

Thank you for commenting on the video! Were you looking to purchase some Oakley Flight Deck goggles??

[@champhatch14]

SportRx oh yea, hopefully soon, trying to get the $ together, kinda pricey

[@sportrxeyewear]

We completely understand! Make sure to contact us once you do and we will be happy to help you out :)

[@adams5xr847]

I bought a pair of line miners prism rose today, Will b returning them tomorrow. My old persimmons is way better in overcast snowy days. Think I may give the smith Google's a shot.

[@sportrxeyewear]

Thanks for leaving an honest review Rob! We always appreciate getting feedback from viewers.

[@shrimpfriedrice494]

Thank you for the video. I have a prizm rose and sometimes struggle with visibility when it's snowing in whistler so the hi pink is definitely a lens I'm gonna get

[@sportrxeyewear]

Nice! It sounds like HI-Pink is exactly what you need! Thanks for your support!

[@theusbondezan]

I have HI Pink and even for sunny days, the lens are great!

[@sportrxeyewear]

Hey Matheus! Thanks for leaving us a comment, how long have you been using the Hi Pink lens? Tyler was having a good time testing out the Hi Pink lenses again last week since a storm hit while they were on the mountain.

[@theusbondezan]

SportRx That's my second season with the lens, it fits me in any condition. Good job with the reviews guys

[@sportrxeyewear]

Were glad to hear they are working for you! Thank you for the kind words Matheus, please let us know if we can help with anything at all regarding optical eye wear :)

[@stever83]

Its really hard for me believing you that you can wear it in the sun!!! maybe on the streets...but on the white snow... no way not getting snowblindnis

[@theusbondezan]

Stever80 Believe me, blue bird days are not a problem at all.

[@lorenzo9472]

Would you suggest to buy the hi pink if I already have a prizm rose ? I live in the Alps and I ski a lot during the winter season. I'vee the black iridium for full sunny days, the rose for bad weather condition and the clear for night rides. About the rose I noticed it is not so good with white, foggy, snow and overcast days. I feel the rose is better with variable weather, sun and clouds, rather than completely bad weather. What do you think

[@pballasiotes]

excellent vid, thanks brus!

[@sportrxeyewear]

Thank you for watching and commenting PB!

[@32srt32]

i have prizm sapphire blue and clear, looking for something inbetween. is the hi pink worth the extra price?

[@joeykatome753]

can you see your eyes through the highpink a lot? im looking for a replacement for my rose lenses, which lens colors are mirrored and you cant see through??

[@couldhaveseenit]

Why didn't you just hold them up to the camera so that we can see the difference while you are talking?

[@sportrxeyewear]

Great point, we'll do that next time.

[@benedictova]

so helfull! thank you!

[@sportrxeyewear]

Glad you thought so! Thank YOU!

[@OhadElbaz66]

Hey SportsRX guys ! Thanks for the many vids and tips. Been using Flight Deck with Sapphire Irridium for a while as my main lens and it served me well even in overcast days. Been thinking of getting a secondary one now to have better coverage so was wondering if you would recommend the High Pink or the Rose as the best pairing with what I already got. I am worried that the high pink would be a problem if it suddently cleared up (don't want to carry 2 lenses on me)... but seeing the Oakley guide for the ranges suggests that Rose is too close to Sapphire Iridium so it might not make sense get that since the difference it could give wouldn't justify buying one more lens ? Would greatly appreciate your thoughts on pairing lenses.

[@sportrxeyewear]

Hi there! I think PRIZM HI Pink or Persimmon would make the most sense because you are getting an additional lens for those specific overcast conditions. Although Rose is better than both in sunny conditions, that is not what you will primarily be using it for. Hope this helps you make your decision-if not, please contact our certified opticians to pick their brains on it: www.sportrx.com/contact Thanks for reaching out!

[@OhadElbaz66]

@@sportrxeyewear Thank you so much for the quick response ! I went for the Prizm Persimmon! Comparing it to the Sapphire Iridium side by side it looks like the right pairing! Cant wait to hit the mountain again :)

[@sportrxeyewear]

@@OhadElbaz66 We’re glad to be of help! Don’t hesitate to reach out if we can do anything further for you!

[@wwt17]

I used hi pink and clear side by side for night boarding and felt like the hi pink is fine to use at night.

[@sportrxeyewear]

Thank you for the honest review Travis! Which mountain were you using the Hi Pink lenses for night riding??

[@wwt17]

High-1 resort in Gangwon Province, South Korea.

[@sportrxeyewear]

Wow what a great place to get some shredding in! How is the night boarding up there?

[@wwt17]

Better 'cos there're often fewer peeps than in the day time - it's a purdy densely populated country! But you'll almost never have a chance to board on real snow. Even though it gets really cold here, we just don't get much snow. Gotta go to Japan for that. Keep the great vids coming. I bought flight decks with clear, hi pink and sapphire 'cos of the info you guys put out there. Totally satisfied with my purchase. Would have picked 'em up through you guys, too, but unfortunately you don't ship to Korea. P.S. picked up an Oakley mod5 with mips 'cos of your reviews too!

[@stever83]

Travis Williamson i think the hi pink is perfect for nightskiing. it is so clear.

[@velentium]

Really wish I had enough money to buy them, I’m scared to ride because every time where I go it’s extreme low light but I can’t get good low light goggles. I’m also hearing that the hi pink sometimes can hurt your eyes when it gets sunny, but I can’t decide between rose or the blue sapphire

[@sportrxeyewear]

Hey Aidan thanks for watching the video and leaving us a comment! If the sun makes an apperance the Hi Pink will not protect your eyes and can ruin your day on the mountain. The Rose will be better if the sun comes out for a little as it only allows 21-28% VLT compared to the 35-40% on the Hi Pink. If you are consistently riding in overcast weather and the sun only comes out once in a while, we recommend getting the Rose as the Blue Sapphire may be too dark for those overcast days.

[@andrewduffy5813]

Has anyone compared rose to high pink for night riding ? I curently ride at night 90% of the time with rose at my home mountain wich is very well lighten compared to other mountains and it does the job fine, but i'm considering changing goggles and while i'm at it, i would switch to high pink, during the night do they have a noticeable difference ? Thank you

[@sportrxeyewear]

Hello Andrew! There is a noticeable difference between the Rose and HI-Pink. The Hi-Pink has a higher visible light transmission than the rose since it has a lighter tint lens. So if you want more light coming through the lens, the Hi-Pink would be a great option. This will also give you great contrast for the shadows in the snow. Thanks for reaching out!

[@Yamonas]

Hey I have a jade iridium, I feel like I want the Hi pink for the snowy days and the jade covers enough for some low light days. What would you say for my second lens? Rose or Hi pink?

[@sportrxeyewear]

Hello Jackson! The one benefit of Rose over HI Pink is that if the sun does come out you will still be covered. However, if you already have PRIZM Jade, then it sounds like HI-Pink is the way to go to have you covered in those super flat light conditions. Hope this helps!

[@morganthisted6464]

Great video! What about the new High intensity yellow? Supposedly has 80% LTV. Thanks guys keep it up

[@sportrxeyewear]

Hello Morgan! We haven't had a chance to test that one out but I am sure we will have a video up once we have! Thanks for the heads up!

[@morganthisted6464]

@@sportrxeyewear Hey my bad, it didn't have hte Prizm technology I now noticed.

[@sportrxeyewear]

No worries! Thanks for looking out!

[@PhaseSkater]

Can hi pink also work for night skiing? I’m on a budget and need one low light goggle for extreme white out dark days here in the PNW and night skiing. I already have a day goggles

[@sportrxeyewear]

Exactly! HI-Pink works well for night skiing because it is light enough to let a lot of light through but will still give you contrast!

[@PhaseSkater]

SportRx thanks. I’ll have to try to find a pair whenever a sale goes on lol

[@rxspecta]

I'm trying to get back into skiing. I wear yellow lens on a KTM doing single track in Washington state mountains/forest yellow is the clearest and pops best for my old eye's. I need glasses for reading not skiing or driving. So I'm guessing these 2 options would also be best for me. I really like the magnetic googles from another brand but I gotta go with what I can see through best as my # 1 pick. It is cloudy and lots of weather here in the Pacific Northwest so dark hard to see etc. I have polarized sunglasses for under the yellow dirt bike googles for the bright days and tracks out of the forest maybe that would work on the hi pinks also? Thanks for the videos and everyones input.

[@sportrxeyewear]

Hi there! It sounds like you may really like our prescription snow goggle insert. That in combination with a HI Pink or even Persimmon lens could be a great combination. I recommend reaching out to one of our certified opticians to get you all dialed in. You can live chat with them or speak over the phone here: www.sportrx.com/contact

[@simonchristoffersen3655]

so i have the canoply torch iridum, and im looking into either the rose or hi-pink. concidering i already own of allround goggles im leaning towards the hi pink, what do you guys think?

[@sportrxeyewear]

Hey Simon! The Prizm Hi Pink is considered Oakley's lightest lens and is perfect for those overcast days. The Prizm Rose is also a great choice for overcast days, however we have received reviews that it was still too dark of a lens when the sun goes away. Tyler said the Prizm Hi Pink was his favorite lens from the trip and many of the team members preferred the Hi Pink over the Rose.

[@simonchristoffersen3655]

Awesome thanks, and also is it easy Yo switch between the lenses when you have the canoply

[@HNM69]

I have a Jade Iridium. Would the Rose be a good addition for early morning and bad weather or are they too close? I usually don't drive whole whiteout days.

[@sportrxeyewear]

PRIZM Rose is a great option if you are looking for a lens for specifically overcast/whiteout conditions. It won't function as well as Jade when the sun comes out though because PRIZM Jade is designed as a lens that can get you by in most any condition. Hope this helps!

[@joshlevanos9374]

Any thoughts on cylindrical vs spherical lenses? Is the distortion for a cylindrical lens so drastic that you could really notice?

[@sportrxeyewear]

Hello Josh! To be honest, goggle lens technology nowadays is so advanced that it is truly hard to tell the difference in optics between a spherical and cylindrical lens. In this day and age it is mainly aesthetics. Thanks for reaching out!

[@myfukinarmhurts]

Should I get a clear or high pink for strictly night skiing ?

[@julieannepaull]

Is there a mirror & non mirror option in prizm hi pink ? As I've seen it described as mirror ?

[@SleepyWolvy]

You guys were saying that for whiteout conditions, the Prizm Rose is the 2nd best bet - how much further off are the iridium lenses in comparison if you were to only have a 1 lens goggle? I am in between iridium and rose at the moment, ski in BC where we have the full range from whiteout to bluebird and I'll be doing some night skiing too. Will iridium really be much worse compared to rose as a single lens goggle in terms of varying conditions?

[@sportrxeyewear]

HI there! The Iridium lenses work in conjunction with the intensity and color of the base tint to achieve a specific contrast tone, but the main thing you want to consider is VLT or Visible Light Transmission. Oakley recently discontinued with Prizm Rose lens and replaced it with the Prizm Garnet. The VLT for the Garnet is 19% making it a great option for varying light conditions. We have an Oakley Snow Goggle lens guide coming out very soon where we dive deep into the specifics of each lens option. Stay tuned!

[@NY0424]

Tyler... which brand and model...of snowboard jacket and pants do you wear?... pants don't look as baggy as your typical snowboard pants

[@sportrxeyewear]

Tyler is rocking with 686! Specifically he is wearing the 3-in-1 Form Jacket with the 3-in-1 Cargo Pants. I have attached links below to the specific models he was wearing. www.686.com/collections/mens-outerwear-1/products/686-mens-smarty-3-in-1-form-jacket?variant=48974664710 www.686.com/collections/mens-outerwear-1/products/686-mens-smarty-3-in-1-cargo-pant?variant=49155531078

[@MadelnMachines]

I got some sapphire line miner infernos. Do you think I need to add to this with either a rose or high pink? Judging by what you said rose would be the most flexible but is there a lot of overlap with the sapphire or not really? Perhaps I should have gone with infernos in high pink or rose and a separate set of flight deck XMs for normal conditions? Are all line miners capable of adding the inferno modules to - I was thinking rather than buy the lense just get another pair of line miners without the inferno and plug my inferno module in when needed? Are these compatible with the inferno module? www.rxsport.co.uk/products/Oakley-Line-Miner-Ski-Goggles-%252d-Matte-White-%7B47%7D-Prizm-HI-Pink-Iridium.html

[@sportrxeyewear]

Hello! Sapphire is great because it functions well in a variety of conditions. If you get caught in a storm a Rose or HI-Pink lens would be more optimal but Sapphire will still give enough contrast and allow enough light through the lens so you can enjoy yourself. The inferno module is not compatible with another non-inferno line miner. Thanks for reaching out!

[@laurawierenga6131]

Hiii Guys, I've bought the oakley line minor with prism torch iridium. In the shop they said it is for both weather types. Is this correct? Because buying another lens is quiet expensive for just one week for boarding. Hope you can give me some advice

[@sportrxeyewear]

Hello Laura! That is correct! Torch will work under most conditions. There are other options like HI-Pink and Rose that are even more optimal for whiteout conditions but do not work as well when the sun comes out. And Black iridium is perfect for blue bird days but isn't the best for whiteout days. PRIZM Torch is the go-to if you want one lens that functions in a variety of conditions. Thanks for reaching out!

[@laurawierenga6131]

@@sportrxeyewear Thank you so much for the response!

[@sportrxeyewear]

It's our pleasure! Let us know if we can help with anything else :)

[@sgorgas1]

Hello guys. Just another question from you. Would you consider a good option getting torch iridium as a main goggle lens for general considtions and Hi Pink lens for special lowlight wether? Feedback welcome. Thanks.

[@sportrxeyewear]

Hello Sebastian! That is exactly right! PRIZM Torch, Sapphire, and Jade are all great medium tint lenses that will get you by in a variety of conditions but PRIZM HI-Pink is the ultimate lowlight lens. Thanks for reaching out!

[@sgorgas1]

@@sportrxeyewear Thank you very much for answering. Congrats for the content. cheers

[@1132fahr]

so you guys covered snow and white out. what about night riding. HI yellow is almost impossible to find now a days and Jersey Riding has great Night time riding on the ice rinks. How’s the rose hold up against a HI pink set.

[@sportrxeyewear]

Hi Tyler! PRIZM HI Pink is almost like wearing nearly clear lens-it is the closest thing you can get to a clear lens in the PRIZM lineup and does work well for night riding.

[@jogi8311]

I would like to ask about google Oakley Pink or Rose. I would like to ask which one is best suited for skiing with cloudy weather without the sun, where there is also fog.

[@sportrxeyewear]

Hello! It sounds like PRIZM HI-pink is your best bet. PRIZM HI-pink is the ultimate low light lens but if there is a chance the sun will come out you are better off going with PRIZM Rose.

[@jogi8311]

@@sportrxeyewear Dzieki za odpowiedz, na slonce ma inne gogle oakley Sapphire Iridium

[@Hrledood911]

Love you guys! Just bought a high rose for my Airbrake XL goggles and I wish I wouldve had it for a white out day on Crystal Mountain this past weekend. That's actually why i bought it. I have Rose and Jade but they were to too dark for white out for me. Do you guys recommend the hi pink for night?

[@sportrxeyewear]

Hi Scotty! Hi Pink or Persimmon can work at night- these are the highest VLT lenses available from Oakley so you still get a great contrast boost to help you see all the details on the slopes.

[@Hrledood911]

@@sportrxeyewear Thanks for getting back to me! I am excited then cause I am headed to a night snowboarding session tonight so I'll try my new lense out!

[@Hrledood911]

So went out at night with the high pink and didn't have a great time. I think it was a combination of the lights used on the hill and the available light. I switched to a clear lense and had more success. The lights were an orange tint and the combination of the high pink didnt blend well.

[@ngong696]

I have a pair of prizm jade iridium lenses already. Which one would be better for night skiing at Crotched Mountain in New Hampshrie? Prizm Rose or Prizm HI Pink? Also, do the prescription inserts scratch the inside of the lens? The inside is really fragile

[@sportrxeyewear]

Hey N Gong! For night riding we always recommend using a clear lens because both the Prizm Rose & Hi Pink may be too dark of a lens. If we had to recommend going one then go with the Prizm Hi Pink. It is considered Oakley's lightest lens and is the best option for night riding. The prescription inserts have a 4 point fit system and they sit on the inside rim of the goggle. The insert itself never makes contact with the goggle lens so you don't have to worry about it getting scratched.

[@ngong696]

Thank you! It appears that the clear lenses are out of stock on Oakley's website. What if I had to choose between persimmon and prizm hi pink? Which one would be better between those two?

[@sportrxeyewear]

We would still have to give the edge to Prizm Hi Pink because it is the lightest lens Oakley offers and it will have the Prizm coating on it.

[@ngong696]

Sweet! Thanks for the quick responses! Love the content that you guys put out

[@chrisgarland9381]

I want a better low light lense. I have torch iridium and sapphire. I was thinking about getting the high pink lense but I don’t know maybe the rose is a safer bet. Does sport rx sell just lenses. I have air brake xls. Thanks for the video guys.

[@stever83]

i made a pretty long comment...mabe it helps your decision: in short: Do you have light sensitive eyes? Take the rose. otherwise the hi pink is really great and i like, that you dont have the rose effect. Is there a difference between sapphire and torch? sapphire as the same value if you believe oakley...but it is so much more translucent from outside...would'nt be surprized if it is a bit better in low light than the torch?!

[@sportrxeyewear]

Hey Chris thank you for watching! We do sell just replacement shields for Oakley goggles, but unfortunately all replacement shields for the Air Brake XL's are on BO with Oakley. You may have luck ordering straight through Oakley as we cannot get anymore for this season.

[@wwt17]

I used hi pink and clear side by side for night boarding and felt like the hi pink at night is fine to use at night.

[@stever83]

i can defenitly confirm that. The Hi Pink is the Lens that has the least coloring for a low light lens. Most lowlights are much more colorfull. That makes it the best nightski lens for me besides a clear lens. You defenitly dont need a clear lens if you own the Pink. Did it in Sölden (Austria) last year.

[@aircooledvw3043]

I’m a subscriber who is over from Snowboard Pro Camp channel and have Just tried to purchase a pair of Oakley Flight Deck’s from your store after watching yours and Kevin’s video’s........... however I was disappointed to find that PROCAMP10 isn’t working for me here in the UK 😢 So am holding off for now as they’re slightly cheaper elsewhere! Fix this issue and you can have my business as they will then be the same price as the other website 👍

[@sportrxeyewear]

Hey Rottie thank you for reaching out! We apologize that the website is not allowing you to order the Oakley Flight Decks. I just had our web team check the issue and it should be working. If you don't mind giving it one more shot it should work, but you continue to run into trouble please give us a call in and we will make sure to get this resolved for you. Or shoot us an email here if calling isn't a convenient option for you. www.sportrx.com/contact

[@aircooledvw3043]

SportRx Thank youfor the speedy response, however unfortunately it still isn’t working! It says ‘the coupon code you entered couldn’t be applied to any items in your order’ Its the Snow Camo and Sapphire Flight Deck XM’s that I’m wanting to order :) Thank you once again

[@sportrxeyewear]

That is weird it should be working. If you want to place the order we will be able to edit it and make sure you receive the correct promo. Just make sure to let me know what your order # is. Our system will not charge you until the order has been shipped so you will not be double charged. We would also be happy to throw in some SportRx gear for the troubles as well!

[@aircooledvw3043]

SportRx that’s great thank you very much, it’s much appreciated! I’ve just placed my order and have a screen thanking me for my order and it says that ‘we’ve just sent you an email confirming your order’ but I have no email or order number. Thank you once again

[@aircooledvw3043]

SportRx it seems auto correct messed my email up on my order! This is my ORDER NUMBER: 120376

[@ThaiWinterSports]

That Hi-pink tho !

[@sportrxeyewear]

It was once again Tyler's favorite lens on the mountain and its hard to disagree with him!

[@thelass98]

how would you say the hi pink is in comparison to the old hi yellow? I live above the circle, so we dont get much light at all, so for me, I never use Prizm rose because it is waaay to dark.

[@sportrxeyewear]

Hello Lasse! The HI-Pink will let in about the same amount of light as the HI- Yellow but the main difference is the CONTRAST that PRIZM lens technology givse you with the HI-Pink. You will be able to pick up every little detail on the slopes!

[@kamterry5197]

i have the prizm torch witch low light lens should i get the hi pink lens or prizm rose since when i use a bright low light lens it kinda hurts my eyes and also should i get the prizm hi pink for night riding or should i get the clear lens

[@sportrxeyewear]

Hi there! If you are looking for a low light lens, PRIZM Hi Pink and PRIZM Persimmon are your best bet. You can check out a comparison review here: www.sportrx.com/blog/oakley-prizm-persimmon-vs-hi-pink/ If you have light sensitive eye, then PRIZM Rose is a better low light option because it is just a bit darker than PRIZM Hi Pink and Persimmon. Hope this helps!

[@indianspice08]

Is the sapphire or torch a better all around lens? Looking for my first pair! Any help would be appreciated!

[@sportrxeyewear]

Hello Priya! Both lenses function the same. Sapphire and Torch have a rose base to give you great and are awesome for a variety of weather conditions. The only real difference is the color of the lens.So now you get to choose which color you like best! Thanks for reaching out!

[@fzst-ub5xf]

Just read my review of the lenses in my answer to stever80 s statement. I would say the saphire if you dont ride in bad weather conditions anyways and the torch if you want sth brighter whitch still can handle darker conditions. The torch could be a little too bright for bluebird days though if you have light sensitive eyes. If you buy a saphire and a hi pink you got pretty much all conditions covered.

[@sportrxeyewear]

@@fzst-ub5xf PRIZM Torch, Jade, and Sapphire are all made for a variety of weather conditions. They will get you by on bright days and overcast days. All of these lenses function the same. The only difference is the outside tint color. If it is a bright bluebird day PRIZM Black iridium will be your best bet. We recommend PRIZM Rose over HI-pink if you are looking for a lighter tint lens but have sensitive eyes. Hope this helps!

[@isaacarulcheyan2905]

torch iriiduim prizim or rose prizim? torch iridium is 40$ is it worth it?

[@sportrxeyewear]

Hello Isaac! PRIZM Torch is totally worth it because it can be used in a variety of conditions. PRIZM Rose is great for overcast/flat light conditions but Torch will get you by if the sun comes out or if a storm rolls in. You can discover more about PRIZM lenses here: www.sportrx.com/blog/oakley-prizm-snow-lenses-guide/. Thanks for reaching out!

[@meghanjohnston9915]

If I had to get one lens - which would be the most versatile? Torch, Rose? Thanks guys!

[@sportrxeyewear]

Hey Meghan! If you can only choose one pick the Torch shield. The Rose is a fantastic shield, but if the sun starts to come out your eyes will not be protected. The Torch will be perfect for those bluebird days and you can get by if it starts to become overcast.

[@stephanie4760]

Hey guys can I ask for your advice. p.s love the vids! I only go to NIseko Japan and only ever will as I live in australia. What all rounder 1 lens would u get for niseko, japan only if I got the oakley fall XL. Japan is very overcast allthe time and sometimes whiteout. Bluebird days are rare Also a second scenario. If I were to get two lenses, what two lenses would u get for niseko? THANKS

[@sportrxeyewear]

Hi Stephanie! If it is mostly overcast then PRIZM Rose is a great choice. It is a bit darker than HI Pink or Persimmon but will get you by if the day brightens up a bit. PRIZM Rose is still considered an overcast/cloudy condition lens though! If you want one lens that will work when it is sunny and still get you by when the clouds roll in, PRIZM Jade, Sapphire, or Torch all work great. You will still be able to see in cloudy conditions but it won't be quite as optimal as a low light option. If you have the choice to get two lenses, we would recommend one dedicated to low light and another mid range(jade, torch, sapphire). Oakley also introduced PRIZM Persimmon as a new low light option this season. You can check out our review here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oIKrgpejgp6DeLs Let us know if you have any other questions!

[@swoopit397]

Ran the rose last weekend. Really liked them but kept fogging. Had to swap them out for my heated 509’s. Sled riding. Any tips on fogging?? Thx

[@sportrxeyewear]

Nice! Here are some tips for you: www.sportrx.com/blog/keep-goggles-from-fogging/

[@swoopit397]

SportRx appreciate it. And great review s. Bought a couple Oakleys the past week because of your reviews👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻 Ran them today on a total white out. Thx

[@duke_fleed]

Hi, there are good deals on Airbrake XL black with hi pink. Will this work as a good combo or will it be too much of a gap between? Thank you

[@sportrxeyewear]

Hi there! That combo will work as you'll be getting a lens for both low and bright light conditions. Thanks for reaching out!

[@duke_fleed]

@@sportrxeyewear But I've read from reviews that black is not good for cloudy days, and in this video you are saying that hi pink is best suited for low/flat light and fog. Im concerned i might not have for anything in between?

[@brianhusk4593]

Can I get the insert if I already have the goggles? Also, I bought these mainly because they are good OTG goggles, so how does the insert help?

[@sportrxeyewear]

YES, you can get the insert if you already have goggles. Inserts are available with anti-fog coating and they are a great alternative to glasses because you don't get any temple pressure and you don't have to worry about breaking your glasses if you fall down. You can learn more about all the benefits here: www.sportrx.com/blog/prescription-goggle-inserts-over-otg-goggles/

[@GrampaBigBelly]

Would your rather have Hi Pink or Rose for Night skiing?

[@sportrxeyewear]

HI Pink is more optimal because it allows more light through the lens.

[@keryn0781]

Pink

[@GuillermoPino]

I have the flight deck Hi Pink Prizm and they fog very easily between the two lenses, this is really annoying..... Made a research in Google and there´s a lot of complaints about this issue.

[@dmitrysavelov4716]

I agree. I measured this mask in the store, a lot of extra glare from the lamps. this effect is due to two lenses, but I did not observe such other prisms in other OAKLEY fligt deck prizm. Friends who already have this mask annoy you with glare? This is problem?

[@GuillermoPino]

dmitry savelov I ended up removing the second lens which is transparent, so far no fog issue.

[@dmitrysavelov4716]

Guillermo, thanks for the answer What else has changed since the removal of the second lens? Has something become worse? for example, began to sweat?

[@RadBomber69]

Hi pink or clear? I just wanna know how much of the prizm effect is there for the high pink

[@sportrxeyewear]

The benefit of HI Pink over a clear lens is that you get more of a contrast boost. HI Pink is specifically designed for low light situations so it lets plenty of light through the lens to your eyes. Another consideration is PRIZM Persimmon, You can learn more about that here: www.sportrx.com/blog/oakley-prizm-persimmon/

[@Dom-py2ow]

Clear purley for night

[@themannwithaplan]

Do dragons low light lenses. I'd be into that.

[@sportrxeyewear]

Hey Manwithaplan! Dragon does indeed make lo light for those overcast days on the mountain. Dragon offers a Lumalens Flash Blue, Pink Ion, and Yellow shield for overcast days. Which goggle were you looking to get a low light shield for?

[@themannwithaplan]

SportRx no no no lol... I mean make a video like this for dragons lenses. I just bought the dragon nfx2 the other day and got the flash blue and smoke lense. Not sure what to grab for backups... kinda wanna get a yellow and not sure about high light lense... oi I'm also having an issue... since I got multiple lenses I have no idea where to put them... I hear of all these things about not letting anything touch the inside of the lense... so I get paranoid about putting them in the goggle bag then putting that in my pocket... am I just being a dimwit?

[@sportrxeyewear]

Ahhhh I see what you were asking, I apologize for that mistake. Rob and Tyler have been wanting to get more Lumalens review videos up on the channel. We offer a hard goggle case that would be able to hold all your lenses and protect them from being damaged. As long as you have soft microfiber bag to put the shields in, then the hard case will not scratch them.

[@siyuyangzhang6995]

Does it really looks cool for men to wear pink lens?

[@sportrxeyewear]

Hi there! It's 2020. If you can rock it then why not?

[@dr007md]

It would have been nice if you SHOWED the viewers HOW the environment actually LOOKED with the lenses.

[@sportrxeyewear]

Thanks for your feedback! We will take that into consideration for our future videos.

[@Mr-Vega]

Can you change only the lens,

[@sportrxeyewear]

Yes, the lens is interchangeable although it is not as easy as other brands interchange systems.

[@stephenkennedy3145]

How do they fit over helmets

[@sportrxeyewear]

Just fine-Oakley goggle frames are designed to fit most snow helmets on the market.

[@stormshadown4563]

How good is prizm rose for night.

[@sportrxeyewear]

It can work but it is a bit too dark in my opinion. You would be better off with Persimmon or HI Pink because those lenses will maximize the amount of light getting through to your eyes.

[@toastymmo]

I want minimalist. Those face lamps look ridiculous and too much. But yeah, the review was helpful!

[@sportrxeyewear]

Hi Tom! Oakley also juts released PRIZM Persimmon if you prefer a slightly different aesthetic for a low light lens. You can check it out here: www.sportrx.com/blog/oakley-prizm-persimmon/ And the best thing is that it is available with all the top Oakley goggles if you prefer a more traditional look. www.sportrx.com/shopby/brand-oakley/product_type-goggles.html

[@philipnikitin8746]

hey guys, I was wondering what the best lenses would be for me I really cant decide. I live in Wisconsin and go to big snow resort. most of the time its partly cloudy or clear skies with not a lot of sun. with some sunny days but nothing crazy. where usually I ride no goggles unless its snowing or windy and my eyes start to hurt. it also doesn't snow much usually only on the weekdays for some reason, what lenses should i get for the flight decks. Id love to have an all around but im ok with getting two different lenses. Thanks !

[@sportrxeyewear]

Hi there! If you want a lens for multiple conditions, go with PRIZM Sapphire, Torch, or Jade. These are all great for a variety of conditions and all function very similarly. The only real difference is the aesthetic of the outside mirror. If you REALLY want the most optimal lens for the conditions you are in then grab HI PINK or Persimmon. You can read more about the differences between those two here: www.sportrx.com/blog/oakley-prizm-persimmon-vs-hi-pink/

[@907hayden]

tighten up that gap jerry

[@endofz33world]

LO-FUCKING-L hahahahahaha

[@glovesguy1936]

Snowboard pro camp spotted

[@sportrxeyewear]

Hey Gavin thanks for watching the video. It was an epic week with SnowboardProCamp in Mammoth! Were hoping to have more collaborations with them in the near future.