persimmon lens is ok, and thats it...it doesnt excell in any condition but doesnt lack in any either, except one...ill just go over the spectrum -BRIGHT SUN: stay away! this is not dark enough by far, after a bluebird day everything looked pink...i immediately went and got a darker lens -STORM/SNOW/FOG: contrast is laughable but at least the lens is light enough to see in those condtions, the mountain wont look like its shrouded in shadow -OVERCAST: contrast sucks again, but the shade of the lens is good for overcast -NIGHT: hard to decipher anything different, ice/snow/guy dressed in white/jumps, its all hard to see cuz theres no definintion or contrast, but at least the shade is light enought to see at night BOTTOM LINE: this lens kinda sucks, but it will work if your pinching pennys and need an all around lens, just stay away from the sun and be prepared for everything to turn orange :-)

these goggle replacements were cool and this maybe has the best quality in it that it serves to be one of the best.

this one is a kind of lens if the lenses in goggles were broken, i think this one could be the best replacement ever.

My blue iridium lens is great when the light goes from grey bird to about as bright as it gets. It's a pretty good all around lens for anything. Get the yellow iridium for night or super-stormy, socked-in conditions. This is yet another solid lens and goggle from Oakley.

Bought these in High Intensity yellow to compliment my Fire Iridium lenses. These work great for cloudy and low visibility days. I really hate wearing goggles in conditions like this due to the lack of perceiving contrast and these lenses are the closet I've found to making it tolerable.

the clear lens is a must for any shredder wanting to shred anytime. they provide maximum light while skiing closed runs at night and are great on cloudy days. they are a little weak in the fog however, but it's still bearable.

I ended up getting a couple of these in different lens types to maximize my use of my Crowbar Frames!