Oakley PRIZM Snow: Complete Lens Guide | SportRx

[@Minwary]

You guys make better Oakley videos than Oakley themselves! Kudos.

[@sportrxeyewear]

Thank you very much for the kind words M M and for leaving us a comment! Reviews like this push us to keep making more videos and help make those optical decisions a little bit easier. Please let us know if there is anything we can hep with.

[@oktawiangornik1284]

True :)

[@MillionerG]

#PRIZM super

[@ianbristow3047]

except for the fact that they totally mislead you on almost every detail about these goggles lol

[@rubenmontijanoposada6668]

You didn’t get any transmission of light correctly, damn how’s that possible? Hahahahahha

[@averysimer5601]

I bought a pair of oakley prizm torch goggles last year without thorough research for I was not a skier. After watching this video, I am super glad to hear the great reviews and know that the store worker pointed me in the right direction for a middle of the road lens. Great information in the video!

[@sportrxeyewear]

YES! You got a great lens! Stoked you are happy with it. Thanks for tuning in!

[@averysimer5601]

SportRx Yes, I wore them in Telluride, CO in March (amazing place! record year) and it was dumping snow some days and blue bird days for the others. The torch lenses performed greatly in both instances!

[@mauricecooper9016]

I asked for this video maybe 2 weeks ago, and sure enough, you guys delivered. I ended up getting the Airbrake XL with the PRIZM Black lens because it was the most affordable for me at the time. I had a chance to use them when I went boarding at Chestnut Mountain in Galena IL. It was super foggy with an overcast when we got there, and I have to say that the PRIZM Black lens performed great. I thought I was gonna have to throw the Rose in right away. You honestly can't go wrong with any Prizm lens. Thanks for the videos.

[@sportrxeyewear]

Thanks for watching! We love getting requests from viewers and Prizm reviews has been one of the most requested topic on our channel. Keep the requests coming, we like them! It's amazing how well all the Prizm lenses perform even in overcast conditions. Last week we saw a great demonstration why it works so well, check it out if you didn't see it already: kzbin.info/www/bejne/a6HYinRoYp2nqsU

[@benedictova]

Thank you so much! Whatched a lot of your video rewies because they are the most helpfull I've found!

[@sportrxeyewear]

That's our goal! Thank you so much for watching!

[@32srt32]

clear vs prizm clear? when would you want the prizm over the just plain clear? whats best for at night?

[@sportrxeyewear]

Hey Rich! The Prizm clear has a VLT of 64% which makes it an excellent choice for very cloudy, flat light daytime conditions but you typically want a straight clear lens for night riding with a VLT around 80% or higher.

[@32srt32]

@@sportrxeyewear i got the straight clear(non-prizm) for night and prizm sapphire blue for blue bird, but was considering a hi pink or prism rose for overcast days. is the hi pink worth the extra money and is their too much of an overlap between the prizm rose and sapphire blue lens?

[@MadelnMachines]

I'd really like it if you could compare them back to back putting the camera through the lenses so we can get a sense of the difference. I think i'd like something not too dark for everyday.

[@sportrxeyewear]

Hello! That is a great point! We have been trying to figure out a way to show that in the videos. It sounds liek PRIZM Torch, Jade, or Sapphire would be perfect if you are looking for a lens that will work in a variety of conditions. Those lenses wont be too dark in overcast conditions and they wont leave you blinded by the sun on bluebird days. Thanks for reaching out!

[@jessicahall1407]

Okay, I need to know if you've had any issue or heard of anyone having an issue with fogging with these prizm goggles?? I just used mine over in Steamboat for the first time and couldn't even enjoy my ride because the fogging got so bad. I saw that in the videos you had the goggles tucked underneath the helmet not over it. Is that the issue? Or is it the actual helmet that I own (GIRO) that doesn't have enough ventilation? HALP!

[@fabiantheunis596]

Dear Sport RX, are the Prizm Torch lenses alsof available for normal sunglasses? I all ready have Snow goggles, but in most conditions and especialy on sunny days, I would prefer normal sunglasses with Prizm technology. Is Prizm Irridium Torch the best go to lens for most conditions? Or would you go for the Prizm Irridium Sapphire? Greetings, Fabian

[@sportrxeyewear]

Hi Fabian! PRIZM Snow Torch is a greta option for a variety of conditions. It is available in a few sunglasses you can check out here: www.sportrx.com/blog/best-oakley-sunglasses-for-skiing/ But you can also go with PRIZM Ruby which you can learn more about here: www.sportrx.com/blog/oakley-prizm-ruby/

[@Alexander-it6wy]

Are these good for snowmobiling? Do they fog up easily?

[@sportrxeyewear]

Hello Alexander! The spherical lens gives you more volume inside of the goggle which helps to combat fogging. The inside of the lens comes standard with anti-fog coating as well. The Flight Deck has been a very popular ski goggle and I would be surprised if it didn't work well for snowmobiling too!

[@frenchbeans]

Can we get a prescription helmet?

[@rielbertrand8255]

I got the fall line with the Jade lense! Just got the Rose lense too! Jade is good for blue bird and everything else beside heavy fog! Which lense is best for night riding?

[@sportrxeyewear]

Hey Riel! The best option for night riding is a clear lens as any other tint may be too dark. The Prizm Jade and Rose is a sweet combination tho!! :)

[@rielbertrand8255]

Thanks for the reply! I used the rose last night and it was much better than the Jade! Is there a clear lense option for the fall line? Thanks sportrx you guys rock

[@sportrxeyewear]

We unfortunately do not have any clear lenses in stock but you should be able to order some directly from Oakley. Thank you for the love Riel! :)

[@stouttravis]

Is the Hi-Pink too dark for night riding? I am looking for something to use at primarily at night, but still will work on really overcast days. I am wondering if it would be better to just go with the Hi Yellow even though it doesn't have the Prizm tech. I also have the Prizm Jade.

[@sportrxeyewear]

Hey Travis! Hi-Pink works really well in low light conditions, but night time probably wouldn’t be a good option for those. We think the yellow would be better. How do you like that Prizm Jade? It's an awesome lens.

[@stouttravis]

Thanks for the quick response! The Prizm Jade is amazing. Looks good and works even better :) Your guy's videos are great. I will definitely tell my friend to spend any extra FSA money on your rx gear this year.

[@sportrxeyewear]

You definitely should, thanks for getting the word out!

[@micah9666]

Would you pick these goggles or anon m4? I’ve heard reviews on the anon that the anti fog coating peeled after a few weeks so I’m hesitant to get those. I also worry that because the oakleys only come with one lense, They won’t perform as well in all conditions. Any advice? Thanks!

[@sportrxeyewear]

Hi Micah! Anon's lens interchange system is better than Oakleys. However, you can get by with one PRIZM lens for a variety of conditions. BUT if you like having two lenses then go with Anon.

[@micah9666]

@@sportrxeyewear do the anon m4s come with a lens that does decent for night skiing or no? Would the prizm be a bad option if I’ll be doing a lot of night skiing along with many bright days? Thanks!

[@user-xo2og8kv1o]

@SportRx Im looking forward to buy an Oakley goggle (more specifically the Line Miner XM), but i dont know what lens to get. Since extra lenses are very expensive i want one i can use all the time without having to worry too much. Im thinking of either torch iridium or saphire iridium. Which one would you guys recommend? Or is there another lens that would be even better for my needs?

[@sportrxeyewear]

Hello V! You are on the right track! Sapphire, Torch, and Jade all function the sames with a VLT of 17-20% and a rose base for ultimate contrast. These are the go-to PRIZM lens choices since they can function well in a variety of conditions. Choosing between the three really comes down to looks. Hope this helps!

[@oktawiangornik1284]

Hi guys, what about the Clear lens, does it have the Prizm technology or some sort of contrast or is it just clear protection? Im not sure what to go for, hipink vs clear. Rose was to dark for me for the overcast and night riding. Thanks for your time!

[@sportrxeyewear]

Hello! we would recommend going with HI-pink because it will still give you really great contrast that a clear lens can't compete with. Thanks for reaching out!

[@raphaeladaraujo3629]

Can I use a rose lens in a sunny weather? How bad would it be?

[@sportrxeyewear]

Hey Raphael! You can use the Prizm Rose on a sunny day and be okay. If the sun is directly shining on you then you might have some difficulties seeing. If you would like more information on the Prizm Rose please click the link below to a review we did with SnowboardProcamp :) kzbin.info/www/bejne/oHi8o4iApph-qZI

[@Noras12]

If i am looking for 2 lensens with do you think i should get? i was thinking the sapphire and the rose. is that a good combo? Love youre video's guys watch alot of them and youre great. alot of info and i just love the humor and the way you do stuf

[@sportrxeyewear]

Thank you for the kind words! The Sapphire is a great everyday lens that will work great on sunny days with some clouds. The Rose is considered a low light lens that is meant for overcast/stormy days, but from reviews we have received the Rose lens was too dark for totally white out days. The Prizm Hi Pink lens was designed to give skiers and snowboarders optimal clarity while riding in bright, white out days.

[@supertoast1991]

Hi I was wondering I have the prizm black irdium I was thinking about getting torch or Jade but do you think I should get rose instead?

[@sportrxeyewear]

Hi there! If you want to get more leverage out of your lens in low light situations then PRIZM Rose would be a good choice, especially if you are using PRIZM Black in all other conditions, which is also fine.

[@jacobtalbert158]

I'm buying a pair of airbrake xl goggles tomorrow. I was thinking about going for sapphire and his pink. We get a lot of days where my local mountain is right in a cloud and I like to night ride so I think hi pink will be good for that. However, I'm not sure how well the sapphire will do on those blue bird days. Any advice?

[@sportrxeyewear]

Hey Jacob! The Prizm Sapphire is considered one of Oakley's everyday shields and will be perfect for those bluebird days.

[@samnhen]

Do the flight decks come hi pink? I have the jade and I know they have the rose but would prefer the high pink for that end of the spectrum?

[@sportrxeyewear]

Hey Samhen! Thanks for commenting on the video ad reaching out to us. Yes the Flight Deck is compatible with the Prizm Hi Pink lens. Were you looking to order a replacement shield?

[@samnhen]

SportRx I think I'm going to wait as my rose lenses are in pretty good condition but I may well do soon.

[@sportrxeyewear]

No problem at all Samnhen we understand. Please let us know if we can help in the future!

[@sso7186]

How would the Sapphire Iridium be in early evening and late nights? However very good lighting at the resort. Definitely love the color because it matches my board! Looking at the Oakley flightdeck in Moonrock Sea/Prizm Sapphire Iridium. Thanks for the help!

[@sportrxeyewear]

Hello there! PRIZM Sapphire is more of an all around lens which is great for a variety of conditions. It will get you by in the evening but you may want to switch over to a lighter tint lens like PRIZM HI Pink for night riding. Hope this helps!

[@sso7186]

@@sportrxeyewear Thank y'all!

[@LSC2001]

Looking for a new goggle for mountain snowmobiling. Blue bird days are rare so something that provides contrast is important. Also, something that won't fog is #1!!! It can be a super cold day and you'll still be sweating when riding a sled in the mountains, I have a hard time finding a goggle that works. I've tried anti fog stuff that you apply to lenses, and it doesn't keep up. How are these for fogging? Do they fit well on MX style helmets??

[@sportrxeyewear]

Hi there! Fogging is an unfortunate side effect with just about every snow goggle out there but, to your point, there are after market applications that help reduce moisture buildup inside the lens. That said Oakley does a decent job at combating fog buildup with their designs.

[@LSC2001]

@@sportrxeyewear I’ve been running the Oakley Inferno and 509 Electric goggles and they are perfect. I’m never buying a normal pair of goggles again.

[@JoshDoubles]

How would you say the flight deck stacks up against the line miners? Obviously the line miner has the inferno tech which is a big plus but is there any advantages one pair had over another?

[@sportrxeyewear]

Hello Josh! The Line Miner Inferno has been discontinued at this point. If you are looking at the goggle style and structure the main difference is a spherical/rimless lens vs. a cylindrical full frame lens. They both have a large fit but the Flight Deck has a wider viewing area than the Line Miner. You can learn more about the differences in lens shape here: www.sportrx.com/blog/spherical-vs-cylindrical-lenses/. Thanks for reaching out!

[@JoshDoubles]

Im not sure which tint to go for, however i know that i want the flight decks, they look so sick. As id only be able to buy one pair obviously the black ones are out of the question but Im debating do i go for the rose or hi pink as i have older goggles which i could switch out to if i really needed it?

[@sportrxeyewear]

Hey Josh! We actually just uploaded a recent video that compares the Prizm Rose and Hi Pink lens. I have attached the link below so you can check it out. kzbin.info/www/bejne/hZbShp2nbp5qq9k&lc=Ugxj8XtGoV8axTrYiap4AaABAg

[@Ninjaturtle199]

I wish Oakley made hi pink for the shades with a good mirror side they’d be so dope in most styles

[@sportrxeyewear]

That would be rad! 🔥😎

[@mateuszzwolinski5472]

hey, what's the difference between pink iridium, vr50 pink and hi pink?

[@sportrxeyewear]

Hey Mateusz! The main difference between the 3 lenses is the Hi Pink lens will features Oakley's Prizm technology. Prizm is Oakley's color enhancing technology that will protect your eyes from harmful UV rays, make certain colors pop so you can see your surroundings at, and provide maximum coverage all day long. I have attached a link to the video we did on the Prizm Hi Pink lens so you can check it out for yourself. kzbin.info/www/bejne/jXStoXavg9OJnLs

[@lukasberegszaszi]

hi guys from sportRx. I have one question. You said in your video that sapphire has same transmission like jade and torch. but Oakley has on its web that sapphire and jade are darker (13% transmission and torch is 17%). also i had both and torch is really brighter. sapphire and jade are really darker so i am not sure if really sapphire will be good for overcast weather. can you say something about that?

[@sportrxeyewear]

Hello! Thanks for sharing your experience with us! I see Oakley has the VLT listed as 17% for Torch. In the review we do categorize torch, jade, and sapphire into the medium lens tint that can be worn in multiple conditions. PRIZM Rose or HI-Pink is designed specifically for low light/overcast conditions and will perform better than torch, jade, or sapphire for those specific conditions because the VLT is higher. Thanks for reaching out!

[@sirmarch]

Thanks for the awesome videos! Now with the end of the season I want to get a new second lens for my Flight Deck (not the right time I guess) and I am surprised to see that the Prizm Rose with 26% VLT is considered to be a low light lens, when it is an S2 lens. If we stick to the VLT criterion, the Black Iridium (S4) would be like the Sun Green (S3) from Smith; the Sapphire, Jade and Torch (S3) like the Sun Blackout, Platinum and Red (S3) from Smith; the Prizm Rose (S2) like the Everyday Green, Violet and Red (S2) from Smith. The Smith Everyday Rose (S2) would be somewhere in between the Prizm Rose and the Hi-Pink (S1), and this one would be more similar to the Storm Rose (S1) from Smith and a bit darker than the Yellow Storm (S1). Is this correct? However, in Oakley it seems that the Rose is a polyvalent low lens rather than an everyday lense as its VLT suggest. And the Hi-Pink is described as a lens for really bad conditions (like the Yellow Storm) instead of simple a low light lens as the Storm Rose from Smith. The I/Os usually come with a Sun or Everyday lense plus a storm lens. In Oakley you would expect then to get a Hi-Pink as second lense and any other as first lens. However, usually it is an S3-S4 lens plus the Hi-Pink or the Rose. But isn’t the Rose too dark for a second lens? Is the Hi-Pink not so dark as to be ditched as normal low lens by the Rose? To summarise: would you say that the Prizm Rose is much suitable for low light conditions than the Smith Everyday lenses with a similar VLT? Thanks for your help!

[@sportrxeyewear]

Hey Sirmarch! In regards to the VLT criterion, you have it pretty spot on. In our opinion, both the Rose and Everyday shields will work great for those overcast, stormy days. When Rob and Tyler tested out the Rose shield in Mammoth for a whiteout day, they thought the Rose provided amazing contrast. What made the Rose amazing is its versatility. Although it was designed for lowlight conditions, you can get away using it on a sunny day if you prefer more light to come through. Now we have had some customers say the Rose is too dark and would prefer the Hi Pink. It comes down to your personal preference on how much light you want to see and how sensitive your eyes are. To Summarize: The Rose was designed to allow a tad more light through compared to the Everyday shields. The Rose is about a 28% VLT and the Everyday sits around 23-25% VLT. In regards to the optical experience, they will be almost identical which is why it comes down to which one you prefer.

[@sirmarch]

Thanks a lot for your reply! I guess I will have to try both the Prizm Rose and the Prizm Hi-Pink in the resort next Autumn/Winter. I value the fact that I could go with only one lens (either the Sapphire or whichever I chose from these two) and forget about changes (these lenses are pretty huge and I don't carry a backpack) but I also have an orange lens with VLT=50% for those days when you need the goggles to really help you see something and I like this option as well.

[@louiskkchanhk]

What's the best lens for indoor slope?

[@sportrxeyewear]

Hello Louis! It depends on the amount of lighting present. Going with PRIZM Torch, Jade, or Sapphire wouldn't be a bad choice because those three lenses will cover you in a variety of conditions!

[@hamerplayer1229]

Good old persimmon Oakley lenses are the best for low light or night skiing. I own Prizm Rose Prism Torch and Prizm Black.

[@sportrxeyewear]

Hello Hamer! Thanks for your feedback!

[@tribalart88]

Which goggles is the guy on the right wearing, are they the Oakley line miner or Oakley line miner XM?

[@sportrxeyewear]

Hello Anthony! Those are the Oakley Line Miners. Thanks for reaching out!

[@danielnguyen5463]

Hey! I have a question about wich lense is best to use all day. I live in norway and the weather changer drasticly in just hours. And i am koking for the lense that i can ride in both sunny and dark:) thanks for answers:)

[@sportrxeyewear]

Thanks for commenting on the video and reaching out to us! From what it sounds like you need a photochromatic lens that transition from dark to clear as the weather changes. Were you looking to get a new goggle or just a new goggle shield?

[@danielnguyen5463]

SportRx i just bought the oakley flight deck xm torch and i dont know if its good to use in both sunny and dark weather, so im just lokk g for a shield i can use anytime of the day:)

[@sportrxeyewear]

Gotcha, the Prizm Torch lens is considered an everyday lens which means it will be the best option for all types of weather. The Prizm Torch may be too dark for those overcast days so we would recommend buying a low light replacement shield in the future. Unfortunately Oakley does not make transition lenses for the Flight Deck XM goggle, but if you are ever interested in getting a replacement shield please contact us right away.

[@danielnguyen5463]

SportRx do you recommend any prizm lense?

[@sportrxeyewear]

We would recommend getting the Prizm Hi Pink or the Prizm Rose lens. Both are considered Oakley's low light lenses and will be perfect combination with the Prizm Torch lens. I have attached a link to the video we did comparing the two lenses. kzbin.info/www/bejne/g2mmiXhnjZ6jbLs

[@mamukaghaghanidze5937]

Hi, Great review.. Are there any OTG goggles with prizm technology? As I am wearing my prescription eyewear while skiing?

[@sportrxeyewear]

Thank you for the kind words! No unfortunately there is not any OTG goggle that Oakley makes with the Prizm Technology. We make prescription inserts that fit almost any goggle on the market. Please feel free to give us a call in at [phone] or check out the link below to learn what the insert is all about. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gIW0mXtjp8d3eKs

[@RabidHippos]

I just saw a video with an Oakley rep which said the flight decks are OTG compatible.

[@nathanaeltan4675]

Hi this may be a little late but would an Oakley Flight Deck Asian Fit XM be able to have spectacles in it? And should I go for Oakley FD or Smith I/O if I require my spectacles.

[@nathanaeltan4675]

Or would an Oakley FD Asian Fit be a better option

[@sportrxeyewear]

We have custom rx inserts that will fit into either goggle! You can learn how it works here: www.sportrx.com/blog/prescription-goggle-inserts-over-otg-goggles/ and you can contact one of our certified opticians for more information on how to get yourself a pair: www.sportrx.com/contact

[@louiskkchanhk]

What color lens should be used for indoor ski?

[@sportrxeyewear]

Hi Louis! Something with a high VLT(visible light transmission) would be preferable since it will not be bright and sunny and do not have to worry about the sunlight reflecting off the snow. PRIZM HI Pink should work great for you indoors. Let one of our opticians know if you need any assistance choosing a lens: www.sportrx.com/contact

[@benwong8281]

Hey guys, I'm looking to buy a prizm lens but I wanna get one lens that can be good for most days as money is a bit tight. I even do some night snowboarding. I have options between the torch or the rose pink. After watching this video it seems like the rose pink would be better. I'm still new to boarding so I hope I can get some good feedback.

[@sportrxeyewear]

Both the Rose Pink and Torch lenses are great options but we would recommend going with the Rose Pink over the Torch. The Torch works better in sunny conditions but if the weather is overcast the Torch lens will make it harder to cruise down the mountain. The Rose Pink lens is built for overcast and snowy days, but you can get by using it on a more sunny day. Both lenses would not be recommended for night snowboarding, but since the Rose Pink has a lighter lens tint it will be the better option between the two.

[@benwong8281]

Thanks for the honest response guys! Appreciate it!

[@BiggieBUL]

Hello :) If you had torch and saphire on the flight deck which would you wear in a really sunny day and is it enough protection for your eyes against the sun or is it better for your eyes to get the black iridium ? It looks like the Saphire has more of a mirror look (almost like the black iridium) than the torch, do you agree that it's more mirror than the torch and has slightly better protection against the sun from the torch -although minimum still a little better for sunny days? Also you mention that the VLT is higher than what it says on the oakley site. Okley says 13 for saphire and 17 for torch yet you said its a little higher unless im mistaken? Thanks for your advice+opinions :)

[@sportrxeyewear]

Hi there! Great questions! We feel that PRIZM Sapphire and Torch function very very similar to one another. Both lenses have mirror or iridium coatings on the outside of the lens to protect your eyes on sunny days. Although PRIZM Black may offer more protection on SUPER bright days, Sapphire or Torch are what we recommends since there is more flexibility to use them when the clouds start to roll in. As far as VLT goes, the difference between the two is hardly noticeable if at all. Hope this helps! Thanks for checking out our video and please reach out for more information if need be: www.sportrx.com/contact

[@BiggieBUL]

@@sportrxeyewear Thanks for the reply! I didn't read the whole message the first time so I thought you didn't answer but your feedback is helpful! I am asking because I have the Torch and it's has scratches as I've been using it for years and I got a very good deal on a saphire goggle so I wanted to know which one i should use my saphire or torch for sunny days because I have prizm Rose (still unused for the past 2 years since i always got sunny days)

[@sportrxeyewear]

@@BiggieBUL We're glad to help! Give that Sapphire lens a go, they should give you a very similar experience to what you're used to. Thanks for chatting with us! : )

[@timbrown7980]

Hi guys, what’s the best lens on the Oakley flight deck XM for night skiing under lights? Thanks!

[@sportrxeyewear]

Hi Tim! We suggest PRIZM HI Pink or PRIZM Persimmon as they are best for night use. Thanks for reaching out!

[@hoce15]

my goggles came with rose and Snow Torch Iridium. Which is better to use for night skiing? i was told the rose is better choice for night skiing.

[@sportrxeyewear]

Hey Alex thanks for commenting! The Prizm Rose is the better option between those two shields for night riding. We always recommend going with a clear lens for night riding, but if those are your only options then go with the Rose shield.

[@KruMPeM]

Im stuck between Prizm Jade and Prizm Torch, i want goggles that work well towards the night time cause the ones i have now make it difficult to recognize bumps and dips any suggestions?

[@sportrxeyewear]

Hi there! Functionally speaking, Torch and Jade are very similar. They are great lenses for a variety of conditions. You can also check out PRIZM Rose, HI Pink, or Persimmon if you want an even lighter tint.

[@CleanFinish2023]

This is really helpful, just ordering some from you guys.

[@sportrxeyewear]

Hey Ste! Thanks for watching and leaving us a comment. Which goggles did you end up ordering??

[@CleanFinish2023]

SportRx my wife and I both went for line miners, jade and sapphire. Love your reviews.

[@sportrxeyewear]

The Oakley Line Miner's are a great pair of goggles! Please let us know how they end up working for you on the mountain, especially with the Prizm Jade and Torch lenses. Thank you for the positive comments and review. Our goal is to help viewers make tough optical decisions easier and were excited to hear they help you with your purchase.

[@Guilopes99]

Nice guide! thank you so much! What frame is the guy in the right with brown jacket using?

[@sportrxeyewear]

We appreciate the kind words! Tyler is rocking the Oakley Prizm Inferno Line Miner Snow goggle. I have attached a link below so you can check them out on the website. www.sportrx.com/oakley-inferno-line-miner-snow-goggle.html

[@Guilopes99]

Thanks! I'll defintely consider them as a top priority! Or the Airbrake frame, but I'm afraid they're all "XL" and I'm not sure if they're too big for me.

[@vladiinsky]

Hi guys. I like your excitement around Oakley brand, but have you heard about Uvex variomatic optic technology? Basically, the glass is coated with some chemical and it changes light transmission depending of the weather. So, one google for every condition...It would be so cool if you would make a review of it. Cheers, guys.

[@sportrxeyewear]

Hey Vladiinsky thanks for reaching out! Yes we have heard about Uvex's Variomatic lens technology and the transition lenses they offer. In fact some of the Uvex goggles we offer on our website will come with a Variomatic lens. We unfortunately have not made a video reviewing the lens yet, but we have made sure to add it to the list of reviews to come.

[@AustinCatmull]

Great reviews, guys. 👍👌

[@sportrxeyewear]

Thanks for checking out our video, Austin!

[@albertogarzone8878]

The Oakley Canopy Prizm Goggles is compatible with Head Stivot Race Carbon helmet?

[@sportrxeyewear]

Oakley designed their goggles to fit almost all the helmets on the market. From our knowledge the Oakley Canopy Prizm goggles should be compatible with the Head Stivot Race Carbon helmet.

[@albertogarzone8878]

SportRx thank you

[@mikejohnson2589]

Do they make a prizm Amber color yet?

[@sportrxeyewear]

Hello Mike! These are all the PRIZM Snow lenses for now. But the good news is that there are enough PRIZM options to have you covered no matter what conditions you may find yourself in. Thanks for reaching out!

[@PiquedFlow]

Awesome video, thanks guys!

[@sportrxeyewear]

Thanks for watching, glad you like the video!

[@transilvaniak8485]

I bought and tried the Flight deck Saphire Iridium on a cloudy mountain and I wish the contrast would have been better as there were situations where I could have seen the bumps ahead in stead of plain white.... No lens is going to beat the eye when it comes to picking up the shades of white... Is going to be tough speed flying picking up the depth in Snow White... I bought what I thought is the best...

[@sportrxeyewear]

Hi there! Thank you for your feedback!

[@freshestkidd3896]

I'm not sure about making better videos then oakley but this Isa really good video explaining everything without out the lameBs👏

[@sportrxeyewear]

Thanks Keenan we are glad you enjoyed it!

[@MikeTheMechanic392]

which Oakley's model the guy on the right wearing (blue screen color)?

[@sportrxeyewear]

Tyler is rocking the Oakley Prizm Inferno Line Miner Snow goggle. I have attached a link below so you can check them out on the website. www.sportrx.com/oakley-inferno-line-miner-snow-goggle.html

[@crypto2633]

Are any of them good as bluelight filters?

[@sportrxeyewear]

Hi there Gian! Unfortunately, none of the lenses have a bluelight filter on them. Thanks for reaching out!

[@bkzlatan]

guys i have a question for you! i have been searching in the last 2 weeks for a new google and after a lot of search and i mean a loot! of search i have came up to the oakley line miner black iridium and line miner jade iridium military. i have also considered the flight deck torch iridium but i think that maybe is too red for me.. so whick one you would advise me to buy?? i hear rob saying that the black iridium is more conservative (which is something i prefer bcs i think they will last longer as far as the fashion aspect) and you can still ride with them in cloudy days. are they really working well on those kind of days??

[@sportrxeyewear]

The Flight Deck and Line Miner are both amazing goggles! You can't go wrong with either one, seriously. As for the lens color, you should go with the Jade or Torch, if you want a better most-conditions lens. You won't regret it! We used the Jade/Torch/Sapphire on a white out day and they were functional. The Rose/Hi Pink definitely performed better, but the fact that we could use them at all was a testament to their lower light functionality. Let us know which one you end up going with!

[@bkzlatan]

man i have already ordered the line miner black iridium! the same one as the guy from oakley was wearing when you did the black iridium review! hope i can still see well on cloudy days!

[@sportrxeyewear]

The Prizm tech is amazing and will help increase contrast and depth perception, regardless. Keep in mind you can always order an additional goggle lens and swap them when you see the need! Call us and we can help with them if/when you decide to do that! 888-831-5817

[@trabant66666]

Are those Oakley Prizm gogles compatible with this helmet www.evo.com/outlet/helmets/k2-phase-pro-audio-helmet ?

[@sportrxeyewear]

Oakley designed all their Prizm goggles to fit most helmets on the market. From our knowledge we believe the Phase Pro Audio helmet should be compatible.

[@FastyDieux]

and for the night ?

[@sportrxeyewear]

Prizm Clear, and depending on the amount of available light, Prizm Hi PInk!

[@FastyDieux]

@@sportrxeyewear thank you

[@Bananahammock88]

Uh that's snow summit, not bear mountain. Bear mountain is about 2 miles from there.

[@sportrxeyewear]

Speaking like a local! I like it! Thanks for checking out the video!

[@annakazubek3413]

Hi guys, I know that if you have to choose one Oakley lens it would be a Prizm Rose, but if you could choose 2 lenses for any weather conditions, what would it be? Cheers

[@sportrxeyewear]

Hi Anna! PRIZM Torch, Jade, and Sapphire are all great options that function very similar and will get you by in a variety of conditions.

[@annakazubek3413]

@@sportrxeyewear I was thinking about one of them. So one them and PRIZM rose as a 2nd for the worse conditions?

[@BAYERACUDA]

I have Prizm black, Prizm Jade and Hi Pink Prizm - I would say my vote for #1 would be the Jade if I had to pick one. For 2, I would do Prizm black and Hi Pink. Black is necessary IMO for the really bright days, as the sun is bouncing off the snow. Squinting all day sucks too. The other end of the spectrum is very low/overcast/snow days. Tint isn't your friend when the light is low. Hi Pink offers just enough to show contrast, it DOESN'T brighten like yellow. (don't like) P.S. I had Prizm Rose in A frame 2.0 and they were good too as an all rounder. For night riding, go clear.

[@annakazubek3413]

@@BAYERACUDA right now I have Prizm Rose, but haven't used it yet- in one week. Is this lens will be enough for a bright sunny day? Or better to take Black or Jade/Sapphire for that?

[@BAYERACUDA]

@@annakazubek3413 It depends on how sensitive your eyes are really. I wouldn't do well with Rose or Hi Pink when really bright out, but my eyes are more sensitive to light having had Lasik surgery. If given the option, for sure take the Jade or Black for sunny days.

[@jbarres80]

I know this is snow goggle review but looking for advice on iridium MX Goggle Jade Sapphire Torch Black Bronze

[@sportrxeyewear]

Hello! PRIZM Black will work bets in super sunny conditions. PRIZM Jade, Sapphire, and Torch are all everyday lenses and are great for a variety of conditions. Hope this helps! You can always contact one of our certified opticians if you have more questions: www.sportrx.com/contact

[@maxnguyen2875]

Torch is brighter than irridium.

[@sportrxeyewear]

Hello Max! PRIZM Torch and PRIZM Torch Iridium really mean the same thing. The iridium coating is part of PRIZM Torch but it is more noticeable when the sun is out because the mirror becomes more profound.

[@GamerBoy-fb5bi]

@@sportrxeyewear I wore the Prizm Torch on the Air Brake in Squaw last week...amazing! I had sunny and cloudy days and it rocked it both

[@hankmoody5514]

Man I miss snowboarding. I need a crew tho. I got no crew

[@sportrxeyewear]

go get that crew!

[@egx2236]

Hank Moody Man no need a crew. Go to the mountain you will meet new people and find a few fellaz to hangout. That's how to roll

[@MiniKodjo]

Well travel and accomodation becomes expensive when you are 100% solo. Try to find some all inclusive adult camps

[@PurrrDie]

Nothing wrong with being a lone wolf

[@GoodTimesBeKillinMe]

Lone wolf bro, take the mountain!

[@DeviantDeveloper]

Where d 4k at?

[@sportrxeyewear]

Are you referring to PRIZM 24K?

[@gonzodd3840]

I like Tyler‘s goggles 🥽 on him

[@sportrxeyewear]

Thanks for checking out our video!

[@lathandunn4833]

That Tyler guy is next level weird

[@chrismonty69]

Rob awesome, Tyler cringe to the max needs to be replaced.

[@tylerandersen9410]

Hey, thanks!

[@Asterics]

Bla bla bla

[@freakyllounge]

Hi, I have a question: if you have to choose a prizm lens for all weather conditions, which one would that be? Is the prizm hi pink a good option? Btw I have already the sapphire and the prizm rose but I am thinking about purchasing the hi pink. Thanks and I like your vids!

[@sportrxeyewear]

llounge, thank you! The Hi Pink would be a great compliment to your Sapphire and Rose lenses. The Sapphire is great for cloudy to sunny days and the Rose is great for full cloud days. The Hi Pink, we found, is great on those total white-out days. It is nearly clear, but with the contrast enhancing Prizm technology on the lens. They're amazing! If you decide to get that, we can order it for you! Call us at 888-831-5817.

[@freakyllounge]

Ah ok thanks for the info! Something to think about:).