Which lens would you recommend for pilots? I'm a helicopter pilot and am looking to get prescription Oakley Turbines but can't decide which lens would be best. I need good contrast to cut through haze and be able to differentiate clouds etc. I would also prefer a lens that is externally blue or similar for esthetics.
I have the Road (M2) and Trail (Flak 2.0 XL) prism lenses and so far am really enjoying them. I may have to add the new Prism Trail Torch lens this year. What I'm curious to know is, how do the Oakley Prisms compare to the Smith ChromaPop lenses.
The prizm lenses are really amazing with great contrast and vivid colour rendition. One main drawback however, which I think you should have mentioned, is about inner lens reflection. You can notice your eyes or cheeks on the inner side of the lens and in some light conditions it's so bad that you would think the lenses are blurred with dirt.
I had to sent back mine because they reflected so much on the inner side at the beach. I was so disappointed with PRIZM after this, people should mentions this more.
Just bought my first Oakleys. The frame feels flimsy and couldn't tell them apart but from a pair from Ross. Where they really stand out is in the lens. It's amazing and could see why they cost more. Very much worth the price if you have sensitive eyes.
What sunglasses is best overall outdoor nature activities?- I do a mixture of kayaking on the sea/ hiking in woods and mountains. Would like to have polarized lenses but don't know the models or which PRIZM lens is good for this. Appreciate your videos and expertis!
Hey! I will post this question also in the video about Prizm lenses for everyday, just to cover the bases: I live in an environment that is snowy at least 6 months of the year, with about 2 or 3 of those months getting very bright, whether sunny or cloudy (cloudy days are sometimes the most blinding, with bright white everywhere). Then summer it is totally green and we have 24 hours of light :) I engage in all outdoor sports -- skiing, hiking, biking, rivers, lakes, forest and mountain, etc. So I am trying to choose an ideal lens (or two) for each season -- One sport frame each, one lifestyle frame each. So up to 4 pairs of sunglasses. So far I have tried the Road Jade, Black, Ruby, and Sapphire (Grey and Road are in the mail). I loved the contrast of the Road Jade in mixed conditions, but not the rose base (especially on sunny days). I loved the darkness of the Black on the sunniest days. I found that the Ruby do not work in such a green environment in summer here! While bronze base might provide highest contrast, I simply could not distinguish as well among all the green trees and plants, as bronze seems to boost the green. And the Sapphire are supposedly grey-based, but they looked too rosy to me -- I could not see as well in the Sapphire as in the Black. So... I know there is a "snow sapphire" lens and am wondering whether it's actually meant for snow conditions, and why/how? I think I tend to prefer the most "natural" look, so grey base lenses, but which one of those would give the highest contrast? I am hoping the Sutro S with Prizm Grey will be my go-to. Which lenses would you recommend to me for the 2 main "seasons" in my environment and activities? Thanks for your time!!
Hello Valkoshka! We can tell you've done some homework! Based on your preferences I think you're right on point with the Prizm Road Black, especially if neutral tones in your field of view are what you're after. Snow Sapphire has the same VLT as the everyday version but with more rose in the dye to accentuate the textures among snowy conditions. Most Prizm Sport lenses utilize a rose base to for contrast and color enhancement, though it sounds like the Everday options might be more to your liking. While some options lens options are not available with Sutro S frame, you may get the most benefit from the Jade and Sapphire (polarized or non-polarized) for both summer and winter environments. Hopefully this helps but if you have additional questions don't hesitate to give our certified opticians a call! 877.289.2999 info@sportrx.com
Normally I don't buy into marketing hype, but I will NOT mountain bike anything challenging without my Prizm TRAIL glasses. My response to picking a line after glancing forward is much faster and intuitive when I am wearing them.
I daily Radar EV Path Prizm Road Jade, and I love the lens! Darker than Road and more contrast than Gray, and I spend a LOT of time behind the wheel. Also, don’t sleep on the Low Light lens. Great for overcast, dusk, and early dawn.
Looking for the one with the most contrast in general, but specifically for a field (though not baseball). Mid- to late- afternoon football officiating. I often do games on fields with complete sun and some that will have shadows due to the stands/press box. My Flak Jackets with the standard gray lens work OK but I just want to bump up the "pop" and contrast. It sounds like the Field or Mountain biking ones would work the best. Comments? Thanks for the video!
Absolutely brilliant context and very informative. I got the portal x with road black lenses. I was worried it would be too dark for daily use but Robs comment about it only being a tiny bit darker than the standard road lens was what I needed to hear. Thanks.
Looking for some glasses for rowing, I’m just wondering whether the shallow water prizm will help me see my surroundings better or whether they are just for seeing what’s under the water
Hey Hugh! The Prizm Shallow Water is an excellent choice for rowing. It will enhance the colors in your surroundings in addition to removing glare on the water's surface. 👍
Pretty torn between Prizm Field and Prizm Shallow/Deep Water. I play a lot of tennis but also am on the lake and such a LOT in summer. Boating, fishing, beaching, etc. What do you think?
Hey Jack! Because those 2 lenses are vastly different from each other and were designed for very different environments, i would suggest selecting a frame with interchangeable lenses (like the Flak 2.0 XL for example) that allows you to swap out the lenses as you see fit. However if you were to choose only 1, you may get more use out of the polarized option even though you may lack a touch of depth perception when using them for tennis.
I just got the Prizm Road in the Sutro S for softball because they are not offered with the Prizm field lens which is weird. The rep at the Oakley store said they are very similar and basically the same, but I value your input what do you think?
Hello! Good question. He's correct that they are similar in that they use the same base tint (rose) however the dye recipe and mirror intensity are slightly different. The VLTs (visible light transmission) have about a 5% difference with the Prizm Field being the darker option having a vlt of 15% vs. 20% with the Road lens. In terms of contrast and performance, you're not missing much, if anything. You might actually find that you prefer the Road as it lets more light through, making it a good option for conditions with some cloud cover. Thanks for watching!
Hey if Oakley is listening the trail needs a transition lens version, I don't want to take off my eye protection just cause the sun's down. Or better yet make the RIP cord in xs. Eye protection is paramount. Make the trail as tough as the cord plus bright day/low light transition
Would you say dark golf has the same amount of "pop" as golf because im looking for the most contrast in an oakley lens any other recommendations or would you say the golfs are the best?
Hi there! PRIZM Golf has more pop than Dark Golf. Another PRIZM lens with tons of contrast pop is PRIZM Trail. You can see how all the PRIZM lenses stack up here: www.sportrx.com/blog/oakley-prizm-prescription-lenses/
I have prizm road lens and those are amazing for driving a car. I also use sapphire lens on my snow goggles and they really change evrything. You can see better with those in their own environment than with bare eye. I would highly suggest these for evryone that needs good lens for some sport or driving a car😃
exactly what was my thinking but the prizm road is very hard to find in normal (non-sport) style frames oakley sylas I found with prizm road jade but they are a bit too big for me they should definitely incorporate the prizm road lens in more lifestyle frames for car guys
@@HeadBassVTEC it might be hard to find yes. I have some crossrange model that is not so sport style or big but they are many years old. I don't know if there is some Holbrook or some basic models still also?☺️
@@Wexi1990 Oakley Actuator is some new style made for "casual runners" that has prizm road lens and does not look too sporty (it has some sporty features just thoughtfully incorporated inside casual looking frame style) it's a bit too big, probably Medium-to-Large at 57/16/137 and SFW 135mm I guess it's just a matter of time until they make more casual looking prizm road for men as well, sadly the only frame that look kinda ok-ish on me in the normal adult size is the holbrook at sfw 132 I guess I could actually use some of the bigger "kids" frames lol, but they do not do that many lenses for kids as well I can wear 125-135 but the best for me is 128-130
@@Wexi1990 holbrook I found they make in Prizm Dark Golf which has very close spectrum profile to Prizm Trail Torch which I wanted for MTBing so maybe I'll try that one. Might work for road as well
I hike in the forests and on overcast days in Washington state. I'm looking for a soothing pink hued lens. Which is actually the lightest lens...the trail, or the road? Or maybe the golf? I really don't need to block out light, I just like protection from wind and dust, etc. but want something more than just a clear lens.
Hello, looking for ONE pair of lens that perform well for mountain biking and driving. Would you recommend trail, road or golf? Living in Central Europe so not super bright here. Thanks
Greetings! If you're operating in mostly overcast conditions, then a lighter tint with a higher VLT (visible light transmission) is going to deliver the best contrast results. The Prizm Trail Torch & Golf lenses are your best bet.
I have a few questions. Which one is better Prizm or Polarized? Whatever your answer is could you tell me why it's better than the other? I have sensitive eyes to the sunlight which Oakley sunglasses do you recommend?
Of course Pablo! Many people opt for a sport lens for their daily activities if that is their preference and with a wide variety of sport lenses available from Oakley, there is something for everyone.
@@sportrxeyewear Thanks a lot! Sorry to insist, its that just bought some prizm road flight jacket but I do not understand if I can use to go to the beach... Did I made a mistake? Tks. By the way: awesome channel.
I find that the Prizm Road Black acheives great contrast on the sand, especially in bright sunny conditions. If there's marine layer overcast, try out the Prizm Trail Torch.
Would Prizm Field be good for model helicopter flying? Something dark enough on bright days but bright enough for partly cloudy or overcast to boost the colors.
Hi guys., good info. A question please: I would like to know if there are differences or if it is same (lens/dye/wavelength tunning) in these 3 sunglasses. A) 0OO9406-0137 (Sutro PRIZM BLACK B) 0OO9406-0837 (Sutro PRIZM ROAD) and PRIZM ROAD BLACK shown in your video here in min 3:55. Thanks!
Which Oakley lenses are going to make the colors pop the most? I bought a pair of frames because I heard great things about Deep Water Prizm Polarized and they came with brand new Deep Water lenses and a beat up pair of the original lenses which are Sapphire Prizm. I actually like the Sapphire lenses so much more because they make a lot of colors look basically like HD. The Deep Water lenses just didn't make colors stand out the same way it's more like a little above neutral look. So which lenses do you recommend for giving the most WOW factor when looking through them while still being good for sunny days?
Hi there! It ultimately depends on the environment for which they're to be used. The Deep Water was designed for offshore open ocean conditions. BUT if you're looking for a lens that will enhance color and contrast in your field of view for everday lifestyle or specific sports, then there are a few prizm options to consider over the Deep Water. Namely, the Tungsten, Rose Gold, Ruby, and Dark Golf!
What would you recommend for a Heavy Equipment construction operator? I currently have some Heat Wave Vise sunglasses with a grey tint but in my opinion they are pretty crappy. I probably won't ever buy them again. They were only $50 so maybe that's why. I'm looking for sunglasses that will brighten up my field of view
Hey Adam! I'm assuming you require ANSI Z87.1 frames and lenses for use on the job site. Wiley X, Oakley, and Smith make some great safety rated frames. Notably, the Boss, Det Cord, and Director elite just to name a few. Click on the link below to view other safety options... www.sportrx.com/shopby/best_sports-safety_ansi/frames_for-male.html www.sportrx.com/oakley-industrial-det-cord-ansi.html www.sportrx.com/wiley-x-boss.html www.sportrx.com/smith-director-elite.html
Robert, this is a good question and one that we haven't covered in our content yet. However, we do have a few lens suggestions for you. The first thing to consider is that you'll be wanting a lens that offers high contrast. This helps improve depth perception and hone in on details at range. Another factor to consider is Variable Light Transmission (VLT). You'll want VLT to probably be around 15-20% which helps mute out bright light. You'll usually find that bronze or rose tints help achieve this. Taking those factors into account, our suggestions are top suggestions are PRIZM Tungston and PRIZM Jade Iridium. As a bonus, Oakley sells two shooting-specific lenses (though they are hard to find and non-Rx). These are TR-22 and TR-45. Hopefully this helps and good luck finding the perfect Oakley archery lenses!
Are any of these rx sports good to use indoor and enhance the colors on tv or monitor? I mainly use it for gaming and watching movies. Pls reply. Thanks for the video. Always awesome and descriptive!
Hi there! You bring up a great question! If you are looking for something specific for gaming, our opticians can definitely help you find what you are looking for! We can even create custom lenses for you. Contact them via live chat or over the phone here: www.sportrx.com/contact
Hi Drew! PRIZM Road is not polarized. However, if you ride along or near water then a polarized lens may be suitable for you. The only reason why a polarized lens is not recommended is because it has been known to affect depth perception. Also, riding with a non-polar lens will increase your chances of spotting the glare reflecting off puddles or oil slicks on the road. Hope this helps to answer your question!
Hi, its me again. Thanks for the advice last time. I'm still looking for ourdoor tennis sunglass. Oakley should make for Tennis . How about Prizm Field Lens ? Should I buy ?
Greetings! If you're primarily playing in bright sunny conditions, then yes, Prizm Field is a fantastic option! For mid light with some overcast, the Prizm Trail or Trail Torch works well and for low-light early morning or dusk (and even indoors) opt for the new Prizm Low-Light lens 🎾
I was wanting to know if you could recommend an old clean wheels for people that are like sensitive and that can be used every day outdoors and if you have any recommendations that might help
I've got a question, I shoot competition 3 gun locally, and I hunt deer in Ohio in early December. All my guns have an optic with some form of a red dot. What lens would you recommend to highlight the red dot, and good for medium sun to cloudy days.
Hmmm that is a great question! You may be best off contacting one of our local opticians via livechat or over the phone here: www.sportrx.com/contact They will be able to assess your situation and go through shooting specific lens options with you!
@@shaunpasses3153 I went with prism ruby for sunny days and prism golf. I find that I use the prism golf the most even on sunny days with a baseball hat to shade the sun they work great.
What would you recommend for Beach Volleyball? I've heard Prism Sapphire Polarized and Prism Field recommended a lot, though I'm worried Field may be too intense for non-sport activities (hiking/enjoying nature, etc).
Hey there! On the contrary, while the Prizm Field was designed with baseball and other field sports in mind, the boost in contrast and color translates to other environments as well. The Sapphire compliments the beach atmosphere as well, but you may want to avoid polarization as it can affect depth perception when playing. Notably, tracking the ball in flight.
Hello there, I am looking for a prizm lens for snowboarding. But I don't want googles, I am looking for sunglasses like Holbrook and I am not 100% sure of what lens is the best options for sunny days in snow. If you could give me some tip I would appreciate it. Thanks in advance! Love your videos! Greetings from Spain!
Hello! For bright bluebird days on the slopes, opt for a lens with a lower VLT rating and a rose base for contrast enhancement. Check out the Prizm Road Black, Prizm Deep Water Polarized, & Prizm Snow lens options!
Hi CJ! You will still get great contrast and maximum UV protection. The difference is that PRIZM Field is specifically designed for the baseball field so it will enhance the specific colors and textures that will help your on-field performance. Hope this helps!
Prizm Road's a great choice! With 20% VLT it will accommodate most lighting conditions as well. Check out the Prizm Trail Torch or Road Jade options too. 🚵♂️
Hi. My son plays cricket and the ball can be WHITE or RED depending on the format of the match. Can you please advise which lenses will suit the red vs white ball? Thanks
Hi there! It sounds like you would be best off talking to one of our certified opticians to get the lens selection totally dialed in. You can reach them via phone or live chat here: www.sportrx.com/contact
Is Prizm road and Prizm field a lot different in terms of view / contrast / light transmission etc ....on the outside their lens tint looks very similar. ..I do have Prizm road to play cricket ( similar to baseball ) and now wondering should I pick up field lens in case its more beneficial
Hello! Both lenses use a rose base tint but the Field has a lower VLT making it ideal for bright light conditions in a sports field setting. Might be a good addition to your collection for Cricket!
Hi guys First of all great videos. Would you recommend any of PRIZM sport lenses on the beach (beach volleyball)? Mainly to play in full sun and partially cloudy days. Many thanks for advices Bye-o ;)
PRIZM works great for volleyball! We recommend either PRIM Field or PRIZM Tungsten(non-polarized). Both lenses offer optimal sun protection while also boosting contrast. You can see our top Oakley volleyball sunglass recommendations here: www.sportrx.com/blog/best-oakley-beach-volleyball-sunglasses/
Hi there! PRIZM Road Black is available in prescription and I am pretty sure there is an iridium feature on the lens in both non-prescription AND prescription but our certified opticians can verify for you here: www.sportrx.com/contact
Looking for the right lens for road biking. I live in So Cal and typically ride in the morning so it’s brighter. Would you recommend to go straight to the prizm road lens or will a Jade work?
They are related, of course! How much light is allowed through the lens dictates the VLT and how much of each color makes it through dictates how much light is making it through. If you want more yellow to make it through the lens, for instance, you will necessarily increase the VLT unless you also decrease the amount you allow another color on the spectrum to make it through. It should be calculable by looking at the graph what the VLT is, but that would take a deeper dive into a number of things. If you ever have any questions, our friendly, knowledgeable opticians would be happy to help at 877-789-3633
Hmmm that sounds like a question our certified opticians can help you out with based on the environment you are playing in. Pleas contact them via phone or live chat for more help: www.sportrx.com/contact
Hello! Due to the amount of brightness experienced at high elevation and reflection coming off the snow, a mirrored lens with a low VLT will provide the best contrast, protection, and comfort on the mountain. The Prizm Black Polarized has the lowest VLT among the Sport Collection of lenses and classifies as a Category 3 lens with an 11%VLT, making it a great option for snow. However, Oakley also makes Prizm snow-specific lenses that pair with their Clifden frame that include the Prizm Snow Sapphire and PRIZM Snow Black.
PRIZM Field! This lens has a lower VLT which means less light coming through the lens in sunny conditions. However, you still get that amazing contrast to help you spot the ball.
Could the field lens double up as a golf lens? I play golf not religiously but I coach soccer a lot, so was thinking I’d get the field lens rather than anything else. Would this be a good decision? Plus I live in Queensland where it’s always sunny Regards
Hi there! Yes it can be used for golf as well. It is a bit darker than PRIZM Golf so it may be a better option for your environment. You can see how all the PRIZM Sport lenses compare to one another on this graph: www.sportrx.com/blog/oakley-prizm-sport-lens-technology/ Hope this helps!
Hello, just picked up prism trail torch in the radar ev path. So which is the brighter and better lense for mtb? Trail or trail torch? I mainly ride at Mt Galbraith in Bellingham Washington. Any advice is appreciated. I also want these glasses for driving as well.
Hi Rich! The visible light transmission between trail and trail torch is only 1% difference. this means that both lenses allow about the same amount of light to your eyes but PRIZM Trail Torch is just a hair darker. The main difference between both is aesthetics. Hope this helps!
Hi! While no Prizm lenses are ANSI rated for impact protection, which is recommended for shooting, the Trail Torch and Tungsten yield amazing contrast for target shooting.
That is a tough choice! The visible light transmission in PRIZM Field is 15% vs 17% in PRIZM Ruby so there is not a huge difference. Another difference is the base tint. PRIZM Field has a rose base and PRIZM Ruby has a bronze base. Both will give you a great contrast boost.
Heya Clarke! The Prizm Field lens has proved to work very well for tennis. The dye combo will boost the colors of the ball against the toned down blue colors of the court. Hope this helps some!
Hi there! The Radarlock model has been discontinued but they do have both options available in the Radar EV Path: www.sportrx.com/oakley-radar-ev-path.html
Hi Debra! PRIZM Golf or Field can work for tennis and both are available in progressives. However, we would recommend contacting opticians to ensure those are the best options for your playing conditions. You can reach them via phone and live chat here: www.sportrx.com/contact Thanks for reaching out!
Hi there! If you want to cut glare you may want to check out a polarized lens. You can learn more about those here: www.sportrx.com/blog/oakley-prizm-polarized/
It is available now! Plus, you can even get PRIZM Trail Torch in prescription! Contact our certified opticians if you have any questions: www.sportrx.com/contact
Hi there! That colorway was discontinued. You can always reach out to one of our certified opticians if you need help finding an alternate colorway or frame: www.sportrx.com/contact
Hello Josh! We have a few custom tint options designed specifically for shooting at SportRx. You can contact one of our certified opticians to learn more: www.sportrx.com/contact
Hi there! You can uses Dark Golf for Road cycling. PRIZM Road or PRIZM Road Black would be the most optimal. The same goes for using PRIZM Golf for Trail. There are minor VLT differences but the contrast boost you will experience should be sufficient for both activities. You can see our full PRIZM Guide here: www.sportrx.com/blog/oakley-prizm-prescription-lenses/ Hope this helps!
Hi Damien! There are lens options under the PRIZM banner that boast low VLT percentages and offer some relief for people with TBI and high photosensitivity, such as the Prizm Black Polarized (11%), Prizm Deep Water Polarized (12%), & Prizm Road Black (11%). It's difficult to say with authority whether a certain lens will provide enough relief to the wearer without knowing more about the problems associated with the specified diagnosis. BUT you can give us a call and speak with a licensed optician who can answer your questions and help find a reliable solution for your eyewear needs 👉 877.289.2999
Great question Armando! PRIZM Black, Sapphire, or Jade would work well. You can see how they compare here: www.sportrx.com/blog/oakley-prizm-everyday-lens-technology/
Good question! PRIZM Golf or Field can probably work but you should get a second opinion from our certified opticians via live chat or phone here: www.sportrx.com/contact
Hi Debra! PRIZM Field lenses work well in those conditions. You get an amazing contrast boost to track the ball easier but the tint is still dark enough so you don't have to worry about the sun blinding you. Feel free to live chat or call one of our opticians if you would like to discuss details further: www.sportrx.com/contact
@@sportrxeyewear Thank you ~ Im looking online now. I loved the fuel cell clear frames with the silver mirror lens that could be changed out. would be great to swap out prescription lenses anything like that still in your lineup?
What's your favorite Oakley PRIZM Sport lens? What activities do you use it for?
Which lens would you recommend for pilots? I'm a helicopter pilot and am looking to get prescription Oakley Turbines but can't decide which lens would be best. I need good contrast to cut through haze and be able to differentiate clouds etc. I would also prefer a lens that is externally blue or similar for esthetics.
I have the Road (M2) and Trail (Flak 2.0 XL) prism lenses and so far am really enjoying them. I may have to add the new Prism Trail Torch lens this year. What I'm curious to know is, how do the Oakley Prisms compare to the Smith ChromaPop lenses.
Prizm golf for daily wear 😂
@@mikeh9949 Smith chroma pop cant compete with oakley prizm prizm nlows chroma pop out of the water
Prizm golf
I just bought a pair of Oakleys with the Road Dark lenses from SportRx based on this very informative video. Rob and Andrew know their Oakleys!!!
Awesome to hear! Let us know how they work out for you!
The prizm lenses are really amazing with great contrast and vivid colour rendition. One main drawback however, which I think you should have mentioned, is about inner lens reflection. You can notice your eyes or cheeks on the inner side of the lens and in some light conditions it's so bad that you would think the lenses are blurred with dirt.
Hi there! We have not experienced that ourselves but thanks for sharing your experience with us.
@@sportrxeyewear I actually think it's quite common as I've also seen quite a few reports about this issue on Oakley forums.
I had to sent back mine because they reflected so much on the inner side at the beach. I was so disappointed with PRIZM after this, people should mentions this more.
What frame was it? A lifestyle frame or a sport (wrap around) frame?
Me too, it helps to wear a bush hat to cut down the reflections
Just bought my first Oakleys. The frame feels flimsy and couldn't tell them apart but from a pair from Ross. Where they really stand out is in the lens. It's amazing and could see why they cost more. Very much worth the price if you have sensitive eyes.
Hi there! We are happy you have discovered the world of PRIZM. Thanks for sharing your honest feedback with us!
What sunglasses is best overall outdoor nature activities?- I do a mixture of kayaking on the sea/ hiking in woods and mountains. Would like to have polarized lenses but don't know the models or which PRIZM lens is good for this. Appreciate your videos and expertis!
Did you find which ones?
I'm new to the Prizm scene and I'm diving all in with the golf lenses and now the everyday polorized lense.......
That's awesome Robert! There's so much to explore! 😍😎 The Prizm Golf lens is a great place to start 👍
I have the trail torch and man pretty sweet I must say.
Hey! I will post this question also in the video about Prizm lenses for everyday, just to cover the bases: I live in an environment that is snowy at least 6 months of the year, with about 2 or 3 of those months getting very bright, whether sunny or cloudy (cloudy days are sometimes the most blinding, with bright white everywhere). Then summer it is totally green and we have 24 hours of light :) I engage in all outdoor sports -- skiing, hiking, biking, rivers, lakes, forest and mountain, etc. So I am trying to choose an ideal lens (or two) for each season -- One sport frame each, one lifestyle frame each. So up to 4 pairs of sunglasses. So far I have tried the Road Jade, Black, Ruby, and Sapphire (Grey and Road are in the mail). I loved the contrast of the Road Jade in mixed conditions, but not the rose base (especially on sunny days). I loved the darkness of the Black on the sunniest days. I found that the Ruby do not work in such a green environment in summer here! While bronze base might provide highest contrast, I simply could not distinguish as well among all the green trees and plants, as bronze seems to boost the green. And the Sapphire are supposedly grey-based, but they looked too rosy to me -- I could not see as well in the Sapphire as in the Black. So... I know there is a "snow sapphire" lens and am wondering whether it's actually meant for snow conditions, and why/how? I think I tend to prefer the most "natural" look, so grey base lenses, but which one of those would give the highest contrast? I am hoping the Sutro S with Prizm Grey will be my go-to. Which lenses would you recommend to me for the 2 main "seasons" in my environment and activities? Thanks for your time!!
Hello Valkoshka! We can tell you've done some homework! Based on your preferences I think you're right on point with the Prizm Road Black, especially if neutral tones in your field of view are what you're after. Snow Sapphire has the same VLT as the everyday version but with more rose in the dye to accentuate the textures among snowy conditions. Most Prizm Sport lenses utilize a rose base to for contrast and color enhancement, though it sounds like the Everday options might be more to your liking. While some options lens options are not available with Sutro S frame, you may get the most benefit from the Jade and Sapphire (polarized or non-polarized) for both summer and winter environments. Hopefully this helps but if you have additional questions don't hesitate to give our certified opticians a call!
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Thanks Guys, i was consider the golf prizm lens and your review convinced me to go with the dark one.
Normally I don't buy into marketing hype, but I will NOT mountain bike anything challenging without my Prizm TRAIL glasses. My response to picking a line after glancing forward is much faster and intuitive when I am wearing them.
I daily Radar EV Path Prizm Road Jade, and I love the lens! Darker than Road and more contrast than Gray, and I spend a LOT of time behind the wheel. Also, don’t sleep on the Low Light lens. Great for overcast, dusk, and early dawn.
I have the crossrange prism trail for mtb, they are the greatest!!
Thanks for commenting!
Looking for the one with the most contrast in general, but specifically for a field (though not baseball). Mid- to late- afternoon football officiating. I often do games on fields with complete sun and some that will have shadows due to the stands/press box. My Flak Jackets with the standard gray lens work OK but I just want to bump up the "pop" and contrast. It sounds like the Field or Mountain biking ones would work the best. Comments? Thanks for the video!
Absolutely brilliant context and very informative. I got the portal x with road black lenses. I was worried it would be too dark for daily use but Robs comment about it only being a tiny bit darker than the standard road lens was what I needed to hear. Thanks.
Looking for some glasses for rowing, I’m just wondering whether the shallow water prizm will help me see my surroundings better or whether they are just for seeing what’s under the water
Hey Hugh! The Prizm Shallow Water is an excellent choice for rowing. It will enhance the colors in your surroundings in addition to removing glare on the water's surface. 👍
Pretty torn between Prizm Field and Prizm Shallow/Deep Water. I play a lot of tennis but also am on the lake and such a LOT in summer. Boating, fishing, beaching, etc.
What do you think?
Hey Jack! Because those 2 lenses are vastly different from each other and were designed for very different environments, i would suggest selecting a frame with interchangeable lenses (like the Flak 2.0 XL for example) that allows you to swap out the lenses as you see fit. However if you were to choose only 1, you may get more use out of the polarized option even though you may lack a touch of depth perception when using them for tennis.
I just got the Prizm Road in the Sutro S for softball because they are not offered with the Prizm field lens which is weird. The rep at the Oakley store said they are very similar and basically the same, but I value your input what do you think?
Hello! Good question. He's correct that they are similar in that they use the same base tint (rose) however the dye recipe and mirror intensity are slightly different. The VLTs (visible light transmission) have about a 5% difference with the Prizm Field being the darker option having a vlt of 15% vs. 20% with the Road lens. In terms of contrast and performance, you're not missing much, if anything. You might actually find that you prefer the Road as it lets more light through, making it a good option for conditions with some cloud cover. Thanks for watching!
@@sportrxeyewear thanks!
Awesome show!! Very helpful.
Which lens works best for Pickleball? Yes, I said it.
Thanks! You can't go wrong with Prizm Trail, Trail Torch, Golf, or Dark Golf for outdoor settings. Prizm Low-light for indoors.😎
@@sportrxeyewear Awesome breakdown. Thanks!!
Anytime!
Read the other day that the morning light help with setting your metabolism that effects even later on your sleep pattern. What spectrum or prizm
Hey if Oakley is listening the trail needs a transition lens version, I don't want to take off my eye protection just cause the sun's down. Or better yet make the RIP cord in xs. Eye protection is paramount. Make the trail as tough as the cord plus bright day/low light transition
hi nice video! I play padel which prizm lens do you think is the best for this sport?
Would you say dark golf has the same amount of "pop" as golf because im looking for the most contrast in an oakley lens any other recommendations or would you say the golfs are the best?
Hi there! PRIZM Golf has more pop than Dark Golf. Another PRIZM lens with tons of contrast pop is PRIZM Trail. You can see how all the PRIZM lenses stack up here: www.sportrx.com/blog/oakley-prizm-prescription-lenses/
I have prizm road lens and those are amazing for driving a car. I also use sapphire lens on my snow goggles and they really change evrything. You can see better with those in their own environment than with bare eye. I would highly suggest these for evryone that needs good lens for some sport or driving a car😃
Thanks for tuning in and sharing your experience with us!
exactly what was my thinking but the prizm road is very hard to find in normal (non-sport) style frames
oakley sylas I found with prizm road jade but they are a bit too big for me
they should definitely incorporate the prizm road lens in more lifestyle frames for car guys
@@HeadBassVTEC it might be hard to find yes. I have some crossrange model that is not so sport style or big but they are many years old. I don't know if there is some Holbrook or some basic models still also?☺️
@@Wexi1990 Oakley Actuator is some new style made for "casual runners" that has prizm road lens and does not look too sporty (it has some sporty features just thoughtfully incorporated inside casual looking frame style)
it's a bit too big, probably Medium-to-Large at 57/16/137 and SFW 135mm
I guess it's just a matter of time until they make more casual looking prizm road for men as well, sadly the only frame that look kinda ok-ish on me in the normal adult size is the holbrook at sfw 132
I guess I could actually use some of the bigger "kids" frames lol, but they do not do that many lenses for kids as well
I can wear 125-135 but the best for me is 128-130
@@Wexi1990 holbrook I found they make in Prizm Dark Golf which has very close spectrum profile to Prizm Trail Torch which I wanted for MTBing so maybe I'll try that one. Might work for road as well
What do you recommend for tennis with lens prescription for example with a Gibston ? The field prism ? Or another one ? I often play on red clay court
I hike in the forests and on overcast days in Washington state. I'm looking for a soothing pink hued lens. Which is actually the lightest lens...the trail, or the road? Or maybe the golf? I really don't need to block out light, I just like protection from wind and dust, etc. but want something more than just a clear lens.
Which lens would you suggest for beach volleyball? Prizm field I guess?
Hello, looking for ONE pair of lens that perform well for mountain biking and driving. Would you recommend trail, road or golf? Living in Central Europe so not super bright here. Thanks
Greetings! If you're operating in mostly overcast conditions, then a lighter tint with a higher VLT (visible light transmission) is going to deliver the best contrast results. The Prizm Trail Torch & Golf lenses are your best bet.
I have a few questions. Which one is better Prizm or Polarized? Whatever your answer is could you tell me why it's better than the other? I have sensitive eyes to the sunlight which Oakley sunglasses do you recommend?
The sport line can be used as a daily sunglass? Or should I use the blakc lenses one? Tks.
Of course Pablo! Many people opt for a sport lens for their daily activities if that is their preference and with a wide variety of sport lenses available from Oakley, there is something for everyone.
@@sportrxeyewear Thanks a lot! Sorry to insist, its that just bought some prizm road flight jacket but I do not understand if I can use to go to the beach... Did I made a mistake? Tks. By the way: awesome channel.
How about for beach volleyball? Which Color way should I go for?
I find that the Prizm Road Black acheives great contrast on the sand, especially in bright sunny conditions. If there's marine layer overcast, try out the Prizm Trail Torch.
Would Prizm Field be good for model helicopter flying? Something dark enough on bright days but bright enough for partly cloudy or overcast to boost the colors.
Can you use prizm road black for everyday use? Or is it so specific for road bike riding it will not look right for casual wear?
Hi guys., good info. A question please: I would like to know if there are differences or if it is same (lens/dye/wavelength tunning) in these 3 sunglasses. A) 0OO9406-0137 (Sutro PRIZM BLACK B) 0OO9406-0837 (Sutro PRIZM ROAD) and PRIZM ROAD BLACK shown in your video here in min 3:55. Thanks!
How would the 24k carat lenses do for road cycling? They look super cool on the matt black frame
I'm looking for the old style blades you know where I can find some
Does Oakley have specially designed high index prescription lenses? Or those having the inner prescription frame embedded. Not the otg
deep water prizm rock with the 2.0 flaks video was very imformative thanks guys
Hi Glenn! Thanks for tuning in!
Hello! I can’t decide to get PRIZM Road or PRIZM Trail for road cycling/concrete bike trails.. please help
What is the difference between rose and bronze base? Will bronze base be good fir roadies as well?
Which Oakley lenses are going to make the colors pop the most? I bought a pair of frames because I heard great things about Deep Water Prizm Polarized and they came with brand new Deep Water lenses and a beat up pair of the original lenses which are Sapphire Prizm. I actually like the Sapphire lenses so much more because they make a lot of colors look basically like HD. The Deep Water lenses just didn't make colors stand out the same way it's more like a little above neutral look.
So which lenses do you recommend for giving the most WOW factor when looking through them while still being good for sunny days?
Hi there! It ultimately depends on the environment for which they're to be used. The Deep Water was designed for offshore open ocean conditions. BUT if you're looking for a lens that will enhance color and contrast in your field of view for everday lifestyle or specific sports, then there are a few prizm options to consider over the Deep Water. Namely, the Tungsten, Rose Gold, Ruby, and Dark Golf!
What would you recommend for a Heavy Equipment construction operator? I currently have some Heat Wave Vise sunglasses with a grey tint but in my opinion they are pretty crappy. I probably won't ever buy them again. They were only $50 so maybe that's why. I'm looking for sunglasses that will brighten up my field of view
Hey Adam! I'm assuming you require ANSI Z87.1 frames and lenses for use on the job site. Wiley X, Oakley, and Smith make some great safety rated frames. Notably, the Boss, Det Cord, and Director elite just to name a few. Click on the link below to view other safety options...
www.sportrx.com/shopby/best_sports-safety_ansi/frames_for-male.html
www.sportrx.com/oakley-industrial-det-cord-ansi.html
www.sportrx.com/wiley-x-boss.html
www.sportrx.com/smith-director-elite.html
@@sportrxeyewear I really like the square frame sunglasses and not a big fan of the wrap around style.
Very good to see this little real life clips!
Thanks Vince!
Which Oakley PRIZM Sport lens, would you select for the sport of Archery?
Robert, this is a good question and one that we haven't covered in our content yet. However, we do have a few lens suggestions for you.
The first thing to consider is that you'll be wanting a lens that offers high contrast. This helps improve depth perception and hone in on details at range. Another factor to consider is Variable Light Transmission (VLT). You'll want VLT to probably be around 15-20% which helps mute out bright light. You'll usually find that bronze or rose tints help achieve this.
Taking those factors into account, our suggestions are top suggestions are PRIZM Tungston and PRIZM Jade Iridium. As a bonus, Oakley sells two shooting-specific lenses (though they are hard to find and non-Rx). These are TR-22 and TR-45.
Hopefully this helps and good luck finding the perfect Oakley archery lenses!
What frame is shown at 7:22?
Are any of these rx sports good to use indoor and enhance the colors on tv or monitor? I mainly use it for gaming and watching movies. Pls reply. Thanks for the video. Always awesome and descriptive!
Hi there! You bring up a great question! If you are looking for something specific for gaming, our opticians can definitely help you find what you are looking for! We can even create custom lenses for you. Contact them via live chat or over the phone here: www.sportrx.com/contact
are you a moron? you're not supposed to wear sunglasses inside!!!!!!!!!
@@sportrxeyewear no it's a dumb question
Should I get the "Prizm Polarized" for road cycling?
Hi Drew! PRIZM Road is not polarized. However, if you ride along or near water then a polarized lens may be suitable for you. The only reason why a polarized lens is not recommended is because it has been known to affect depth perception. Also, riding with a non-polar lens will increase your chances of spotting the glare reflecting off puddles or oil slicks on the road. Hope this helps to answer your question!
Prizm polarised for rowing? I need a buy a pair for rowing.
Hi, its me again. Thanks for the advice last time. I'm still looking for ourdoor tennis sunglass. Oakley should make for Tennis . How about Prizm Field Lens ? Should I buy ?
Greetings! If you're primarily playing in bright sunny conditions, then yes, Prizm Field is a fantastic option! For mid light with some overcast, the Prizm Trail or Trail Torch works well and for low-light early morning or dusk (and even indoors) opt for the new Prizm Low-Light lens 🎾
I was wanting to know if you could recommend an old clean wheels for people that are like sensitive and that can be used every day outdoors and if you have any recommendations that might help
Hi Dustin! Our certified opticians would love to help you out! You can reach them via live chat and phone here: www.sportrx.com/contact
I've got a question, I shoot competition 3 gun locally, and I hunt deer in Ohio in early December. All my guns have an optic with some form of a red dot. What lens would you recommend to highlight the red dot, and good for medium sun to cloudy days.
Hmmm that is a great question! You may be best off contacting one of our local opticians via livechat or over the phone here: www.sportrx.com/contact They will be able to assess your situation and go through shooting specific lens options with you!
I would highly recommend the Oakley TR45 shooting prizm lense or the TR22 which is slightly darker.
@@shaunpasses3153 I went with prism ruby for sunny days and prism golf. I find that I use the prism golf the most even on sunny days with a baseball hat to shade the sun they work great.
Hey... Do tou think that Cilfden is cool for Bike? I do Adventure Running anda I like most of this kind format(rounded)...
For sure, it is a pretty versatile frame and the bridge blocker and side shields are removeable too!
Which is best to see the yellow tennis ball on a blue hard court?
I wish Oakely made a lense for skeet shooting
What would you recommend for Beach Volleyball? I've heard Prism Sapphire Polarized and Prism Field recommended a lot, though I'm worried Field may be too intense for non-sport activities (hiking/enjoying nature, etc).
Hey there! On the contrary, while the Prizm Field was designed with baseball and other field sports in mind, the boost in contrast and color translates to other environments as well. The Sapphire compliments the beach atmosphere as well, but you may want to avoid polarization as it can affect depth perception when playing. Notably, tracking the ball in flight.
Hello there, I am looking for a prizm lens for snowboarding. But I don't want googles, I am looking for sunglasses like Holbrook and I am not 100% sure of what lens is the best options for sunny days in snow. If you could give me some tip I would appreciate it. Thanks in advance! Love your videos! Greetings from Spain!
Hello! For bright bluebird days on the slopes, opt for a lens with a lower VLT rating and a rose base for contrast enhancement. Check out the Prizm Road Black, Prizm Deep Water Polarized, & Prizm Snow lens options!
Thank you so much for the info!!! You guys are so helpful@@sportrxeyewear
Of course!
Would it matter if i wore sapphire road lenses for baseball compared to field ones
Hi CJ! You will still get great contrast and maximum UV protection. The difference is that PRIZM Field is specifically designed for the baseball field so it will enhance the specific colors and textures that will help your on-field performance. Hope this helps!
Which one should I get for hiking in big mountains and just light cycling on the road? Thinking about prizm road, what you think?
Prizm Road's a great choice! With 20% VLT it will accommodate most lighting conditions as well. Check out the Prizm Trail Torch or Road Jade options too. 🚵♂️
@@sportrxeyewear thank you so much 🙏🏻
No problem! Thanks for watching 🙌
@@sportrxeyewear Apparently I like road black the most. You think those would work too?
For sure! Especially in bright conditions. They may prove too dark for some low-light environments.
Can you get golf dark in other frames
Hi. My son plays cricket and the ball can be WHITE or RED depending on the format of the match. Can you please advise which lenses will suit the red vs white ball? Thanks
Hi there! It sounds like you would be best off talking to one of our certified opticians to get the lens selection totally dialed in. You can reach them via phone or live chat here: www.sportrx.com/contact
Hey! What did you decide to go for?
Is Prizm road and Prizm field a lot different in terms of view / contrast / light transmission etc ....on the outside their lens tint looks very similar. ..I do have Prizm road to play cricket ( similar to baseball ) and now wondering should I pick up field lens in case its more beneficial
Hello! Both lenses use a rose base tint but the Field has a lower VLT making it ideal for bright light conditions in a sports field setting. Might be a good addition to your collection for Cricket!
What would you recommend for every day use and running. Prizm trail torch or prizm black road?
HI! Prizm Road Black plays more to everyday settings as well as running, especially in bright conditions. But you could do either!
Hi guys
First of all great videos.
Would you recommend any of PRIZM sport lenses on the beach (beach volleyball)? Mainly to play in full sun and partially cloudy days.
Many thanks for advices
Bye-o ;)
PRIZM works great for volleyball! We recommend either PRIM Field or PRIZM Tungsten(non-polarized). Both lenses offer optimal sun protection while also boosting contrast. You can see our top Oakley volleyball sunglass recommendations here: www.sportrx.com/blog/best-oakley-beach-volleyball-sunglasses/
Hi Rob and Andrew, hey now that its 2021 , do the road black prism exist in prescription and also in iridium with the mirror effect ? Thanks guys .
Hi there! PRIZM Road Black is available in prescription and I am pretty sure there is an iridium feature on the lens in both non-prescription AND prescription but our certified opticians can verify for you here: www.sportrx.com/contact
Looking for the right lens for road biking. I live in So Cal and typically ride in the morning so it’s brighter. Would you recommend to go straight to the prizm road lens or will a Jade work?
PRIZM Road Jade is a new prizm lens and it will work great for you! Check out our comparison review here: www.sportrx.com/blog/road-guide/
@@sportrxeyewear Ended up with the PRIZM Road Jade lens on the Fligh Jacket Matte Steel frame, love them!
Does the visible light spectrum graph have a direct correlation to the VLT of each lens?
They are related, of course! How much light is allowed through the lens dictates the VLT and how much of each color makes it through dictates how much light is making it through. If you want more yellow to make it through the lens, for instance, you will necessarily increase the VLT unless you also decrease the amount you allow another color on the spectrum to make it through. It should be calculable by looking at the graph what the VLT is, but that would take a deeper dive into a number of things.
If you ever have any questions, our friendly, knowledgeable opticians would be happy to help at 877-789-3633
I would like to know which lens on these Flak 2.0 sunglasses to get to play tennis in. Thanks !!
Hmmm that sounds like a question our certified opticians can help you out with based on the environment you are playing in. Pleas contact them via phone or live chat for more help: www.sportrx.com/contact
is the prizm shallow water available yet in rx?
Unfortunately it is not, but that may change in future 🤞
Are good for high mountain with or without snow? Thanks 😊
Hello! Due to the amount of brightness experienced at high elevation and reflection coming off the snow, a mirrored lens with a low VLT will provide the best contrast, protection, and comfort on the mountain. The Prizm Black Polarized has the lowest VLT among the Sport Collection of lenses and classifies as a Category 3 lens with an 11%VLT, making it a great option for snow. However, Oakley also makes Prizm snow-specific lenses that pair with their Clifden frame that include the Prizm Snow Sapphire and PRIZM Snow Black.
Ok thank you for answer. So is better black lenses. So for what regards deep water? Only for sea?
The Prizm Deepwater was designed for open ocean fishing, however some choose it as their preferred tint for the mountains as well.
Which prizm lens is best for seeing that yellow tennis ball in super sunny conditions?
PRIZM Field! This lens has a lower VLT which means less light coming through the lens in sunny conditions. However, you still get that amazing contrast to help you spot the ball.
Could the field lens double up as a golf lens? I play golf not religiously but I coach soccer a lot, so was thinking I’d get the field lens rather than anything else. Would this be a good decision? Plus I live in Queensland where it’s always sunny
Regards
Hi there! Yes it can be used for golf as well. It is a bit darker than PRIZM Golf so it may be a better option for your environment. You can see how all the PRIZM Sport lenses compare to one another on this graph: www.sportrx.com/blog/oakley-prizm-sport-lens-technology/ Hope this helps!
Can you make a video about the low light lenses? Thanks
Great idea! I will add that to our que!
SportRx Thanks! I mountain bike and play Baseball. The mtb park near my house is very shady and These should be good for night gamesright?
Hello, just picked up prism trail torch in the radar ev path. So which is the brighter and better lense for mtb? Trail or trail torch? I mainly ride at Mt Galbraith in Bellingham Washington. Any advice is appreciated. I also want these glasses for driving as well.
Hi Rich! The visible light transmission between trail and trail torch is only 1% difference. this means that both lenses allow about the same amount of light to your eyes but PRIZM Trail Torch is just a hair darker. The main difference between both is aesthetics. Hope this helps!
@SportRxSanDiego are any of them good for target shooting? Thanks
Hi! While no Prizm lenses are ANSI rated for impact protection, which is recommended for shooting, the Trail Torch and Tungsten yield amazing contrast for target shooting.
@@sportrxeyewear awesome thank you!
Looking for something every day/baseball. Torn between the field lens or the ruby. Any suggestions?
That is a tough choice! The visible light transmission in PRIZM Field is 15% vs 17% in PRIZM Ruby so there is not a huge difference. Another difference is the base tint. PRIZM Field has a rose base and PRIZM Ruby has a bronze base. Both will give you a great contrast boost.
Is the youtube lens available?
Best ASMR video! Thanks for the 💤 😴 fellas!
oklay is nr 1 for seeing things
Couldn't have said it better 😎🤙
Will prizm lenses ever start to peel? I had this problem with my iridium polarized lenses a while back.
Heya Clarke! The Prizm Field lens has proved to work very well for tennis. The dye combo will boost the colors of the ball against the toned down blue colors of the court. Hope this helps some!
i really like targetline glasses but there is no trail or trail torch for these glasses. Is it okay if i buy golf or golf dark for mtb??
Yes, PRIZM Dark Golf works very well for MTB!
Do they make the Prizm Torch Trail in Radarlock Path model or the Prizm Black Road Path
Hi there! The Radarlock model has been discontinued but they do have both options available in the Radar EV Path: www.sportrx.com/oakley-radar-ev-path.html
@@sportrxeyewear thank you so much for your reply
Yes I know it’s an older model Radar
Hiii rob what lens whould u recommend for cricket?
Hi there! PRIZM Field works great! You can learn more about it here: www.sportrx.com/blog/oakley-prizm-field-lens-technology
Which one would you recommend for tennis with progressive lens?
Hi Debra! PRIZM Golf or Field can work for tennis and both are available in progressives. However, we would recommend contacting opticians to ensure those are the best options for your playing conditions. You can reach them via phone and live chat here: www.sportrx.com/contact Thanks for reaching out!
Will it take away the sun glare when I'm riding my bike early in the morning? I've almost ran into people a few times.
Hi there! If you want to cut glare you may want to check out a polarized lens. You can learn more about those here: www.sportrx.com/blog/oakley-prizm-polarized/
Hi, when is trail torch available in Prizm Trail Torch?
It is available now! Plus, you can even get PRIZM Trail Torch in prescription! Contact our certified opticians if you have any questions: www.sportrx.com/contact
@@sportrxeyewear must of been drunk when I wrote that lol. What I meant to ask was, when is the prizm trail torch available in prescription?
Where can I get the white split shots on your videos I’ve seen them time & time again but not on you’re website ?
Hi there! That colorway was discontinued. You can always reach out to one of our certified opticians if you need help finding an alternate colorway or frame: www.sportrx.com/contact
Which oakley lens would you recommend for indoor shooting and outdoor shooting?
Hello Josh! We have a few custom tint options designed specifically for shooting at SportRx. You can contact one of our certified opticians to learn more: www.sportrx.com/contact
Which Oakley glasses is best for golf & why?
Hi Richard! Check out our best Oakley sunglasses for golf: www.sportrx.com/blog/oakley-golf-sunglasses/
is prism better than flak for cycling? also do they make for L to XL women head sizes?
Hi there! You can get the Flak with PRIZM lenses for cycling! And the Flak 2.0 XL is a womens large/XL fit.
Dark golf would be a good option for road cycling? And Golf for Trail?
Hi there! You can uses Dark Golf for Road cycling. PRIZM Road or PRIZM Road Black would be the most optimal. The same goes for using PRIZM Golf for Trail. There are minor VLT differences but the contrast boost you will experience should be sufficient for both activities. You can see our full PRIZM Guide here: www.sportrx.com/blog/oakley-prizm-prescription-lenses/ Hope this helps!
is the field lens a rose base? I'd assume so based on the contrast it's supposed to have?
Yes, PRIZM Field has a rose base for enhanced contrast. Thanks for checking out our video!
what is best for tennis?
Is this good for tbi injury darkness 🤔
Hi Damien! There are lens options under the PRIZM banner that boast low VLT percentages and offer some relief for people with TBI and high photosensitivity, such as the Prizm Black Polarized (11%), Prizm Deep Water Polarized (12%), & Prizm Road Black (11%). It's difficult to say with authority whether a certain lens will provide enough relief to the wearer without knowing more about the problems associated with the specified diagnosis. BUT you can give us a call and speak with a licensed optician who can answer your questions and help find a reliable solution for your eyewear needs 👉 877.289.2999
Which prizm would you recommend for beach sports?
Great question Armando! PRIZM Black, Sapphire, or Jade would work well. You can see how they compare here: www.sportrx.com/blog/oakley-prizm-everyday-lens-technology/
Question. Which one would you use for tennis????
Good question! PRIZM Golf or Field can probably work but you should get a second opinion from our certified opticians via live chat or phone here: www.sportrx.com/contact
any review on Ryders Eyewear?
Any insight on what the “P” stands for after the “prism” on the front of my lens ?
It means that the lenses you have are also polarized.
Which lens is best for Florida tennis outside on green clay courts in prescription?
Hi Debra! PRIZM Field lenses work well in those conditions. You get an amazing contrast boost to track the ball easier but the tint is still dark enough so you don't have to worry about the sun blinding you. Feel free to live chat or call one of our opticians if you would like to discuss details further: www.sportrx.com/contact
@@sportrxeyewear Thank you ~ Im looking online now. I loved the fuel cell clear frames with the silver mirror lens that could be changed out. would be great to swap out prescription lenses anything like that still in your lineup?
Trail torch or road jade to Day by Day? For sunny days
Hmmm...I would say Road Jade since it is darker than Trail Torch but still a great lens for a variety of conditions.
what frame is best for playing cricket ? Radar e v pitch or Flak 2.0 X L .
Hi there! We LOVE the Flak 2.0 XL. See why we recommend it for sports here: www.sportrx.com/blog/oakley-flak-2-0-xl/
Which lens for AZ pickleball?