Oakley Crowbar Goggle Replacement Lens

blue should be ok. i've ridden at night with black iridiums and it was fine but i prefer my yellow lenses in low light. also, ALL oakley lenses block out 100% of UV light. the previous answer confuses blocking overall light transmission with blocking UV light. UV light is invisible to the human eye and any quality lens should block out 100% of UV.

generally, iridium lenses are meant for daytime riding, as they all offer varying amounts of UV light filtration (fire iridium having the highest I believe).

For night riding you'll want a more clear lens (HI yellow, clear, or pink will do fine, even Persimmon)

its pretty good

ITs not the best at night i would go with the clear.

NOT REALLY GET CLEAR OR YELOW

Actually no - the Emerald Irid. lenses are best for mostly sunny riding days. If you want a night riding (ie: very little available light) lens from this selection, the Hi-Intensity Yellow or a straight up Clear lens are going to treat you the best.

Oakley's reflective lenses are going to be the ones with the Iridium coating. Black, Fire, and Gold Iridium have the lowest light transmission (click "sizing chart" for our list of all of Oakley's lens tints), and are best for reducing glare on those bitching bluebird days.

Yeah, I have pink iridium lenses for night riding... all my friends have dark lenses and then have to ditch the goggles once the sun goes down, but mine i can wear all night.

I don't think dogfunk has them right now, but you can always get them straight from oakley at http://www.oakley.com/products/3279/24157

you can pick them up straight from oakley. free shipping over $50. below is the oakley site.

http://www.oakley.com/products/3279/11275?promotion_ID=30&cm_mmc=gbase_csfeeds-_-MA-_-master-_-02-122

All of the Crowbars share the same frame; Terje just gets a custom graphic.

The Black is probably the next most reflective and then the blue for the Iridium Lens's but the H.I. amber is also vary Mirrored........ hope that helped

Yeah, just be careful only having one frame with 2 lenses, my frames are getting worn out from popping them in and out all the time.... just use the $75 you'd be spending towards new lenses to buy an extra frame with a different lens

For night... H.I. yellow is better than HI persimmon.
I have both lenses. I use the HI persimmon for mostly cloudy days and the HI yellow for snowy days and night riding.
I'd get the H.I. Yellow lens for night

the HI persimmon definatly for low light condtions. it gives a bit of contrast but doesn't offer much for sunny days.

don't use glass cleaner. they are way harsh on the lens coatings. if you are having fogging isusses: first never wipe a lens while wet, second use 'cat crap' (it is a product specific for snow googles and works great). if you have to clean them use 'plexus' it should be avalible at any motorcycle shop. the glass cleaner may have wrecked the lens. you may need to get a new lens or wait for a new pair of googles to show up on whiskey milita.

which one?

Yes they will. Frame is different in the nose but the lens are exactly the same.

Hey,

No they will not.

Hey Crystal,

Unfortunately not. This will not work with any goggle in any brand. You'll always need the exact lens for the exact goggle. Sorry.

This is direct from Oakley:
Light Transmission: 15%
Conditions: sunny

This is the most awesome goggle website ever:
http://www.oakley.com/innovation/optical_superiority/lens_tints

Anything and everything about lens tints.

Also the Iridium is a mirror coating, so any lens that says Iridium is mirrored.

if the yellow lens is too bright, which it probably will be for anything partly sunny or brighter, check out the high intensity persimnon. A tad darker, but still good in low and flat light, and even ok in a little sunlight.

yea itll still work. frame shape hasnt changed at all.
foggy? well my favorite low contrast lens is the High Intensity Yellow lens.
I use it at night and in fog and overcast. It has 81% light transmission i think so its good for those darker low contrast conditions

fire lens is probably the best for super bright blue-bird days. But theyll probably be too dark for anything other than super bright sun.

The fire fire lenses are mirrored, I don't know if they are the best though.

It depends on the conditions you ride and personal preference whether they are the best or not. You can look on Oakleys website to see what it looks like through each lens and what conditions they are best for. They are iridium coated which makes them have better contrast and reduces glare. I am not sure if they are considered mirrored but you cannot see through the lens when looking at a person wearing them.

I have a fire and it is good for really bright bluebird days. For an all purpose lense u should look for a vr28 or g30. Oakley has lense tints on their website so you could go there.Hope this helps

yellow or clear