@@walkerswild We love it! The rock is so grippy. The views are stunning. The people are….ok 😂. We’ll likely come back for work next winter too. I haven’t tried any of the black diamonds here yet. I don’t have anything to prove and the trail High Line has soooo much cliff exposure it scares the crap out me. ~Christine. We’ll be here until May so hit us up if you can make it
Frank, any idea how those glasses work (or will work) in dappled sunlight? I ride in & out of covered areas (Nevada City & Auburn, CA) where my vision can really be affected wearing just polarized sunglasses. Any feedback/ advice would be welcome. TIA.
Due to my eye condition my eyes are super sensitive to light. Before my vision really declined my go to lens was and still is for certain conditions the Maui Jim HCL Bronze lens. I could wear these in every kind of lighting situation and see very well. The lens optics are fantastic. I still use them everyday and ride with them on cloudy days. In direct sunlight I use two polarized lens to cut the glare. I have very few brand name sunglasses, most of mine are off Amazon. Lens quality is not that great but my eyes are always changing. and buying different color lenses can get real expensive.
Wow, such awesome trail, and it wasn't crowded is a bonus.
Sedona! Wow! Bucket list item for me.
@@walkerswild We love it! The rock is so grippy. The views are stunning. The people are….ok 😂. We’ll likely come back for work next winter too. I haven’t tried any of the black diamonds here yet. I don’t have anything to prove and the trail High Line has soooo much cliff exposure it scares the crap out me. ~Christine. We’ll be here until May so hit us up if you can make it
@@weekendswithfrankchristine3377 I've heard that about the locals. I'll definitely keep that in mind about visiting!
It is must ride. Been my dream for many years
@@frankmyers3702 Same. Glad you guys are getting to experience it.
Great ride, but your audio was really low on this one.
Frank, any idea how those glasses work (or will work) in dappled sunlight? I ride in & out of covered areas (Nevada City & Auburn, CA) where my vision can really be affected wearing just polarized sunglasses. Any feedback/ advice would be welcome. TIA.
Due to my eye condition my eyes are super sensitive to light. Before my vision really declined my go to lens was and still is for certain conditions the Maui Jim HCL Bronze lens. I could wear these in every kind of lighting situation and see very well. The lens optics are fantastic. I still use them everyday and ride with them on cloudy days. In direct sunlight I use two polarized lens to cut the glare. I have very few brand name sunglasses, most of mine are off Amazon. Lens quality is not that great but my eyes are always changing. and buying different color lenses can get real expensive.