How does the lens perform at night? And do they fit over a helmet?
231119
The lens is fine at night, I can't remember it fogging up too bad. Yes they do fit over a helmet!!
231120
Yes, it fits well over a helmet. I never wore it at night, but I imagine it would work because the lens kind of intensifies light, but in a gentle way (if that makes sense!) They're great in the day light.
2065000
Night vision appears to be very good under most conditions - as long as there is SOME street lighting. But on a very dark road the "range" is quite short to the rear. Front is good due to headlights.
1294814
I haven't used the glasses at night. I only use them for shooting and that's a daytime activity at the range. I can try them out tonight while walking around or driving, and see if they help with glare. It would be helpful if you can reply with how you plan to use the glasses for glare reduction, so I can replicate the conditions if possible.
463949
I use the HD Vision glasses for daytime. I use NV night vision glasses at night to prevent headlight glare, and works in fog also.
1052874
Only the lenses are glass! All else is very hard palmer type plastic. I think it is a pretty good night scope for the price. You get what you pay for when it comes to night scopes. Don't buy it and expect perfection.
1186460
That depends. It will fit your camera, and it is probably sharper than the kit lens, but this is also a very slow lens, and may not be the best suited for night photography.Also, I have had problems with bad internal reflections of small light sources in the picture, which basically ruins many of my nighttime pictures. This problem is covered in my Amazon review of this lens.
2105088
They're designed to fit around most helmets, unless it's really big and weird. But if you were going to wear it for skiing, I'd suggest one of Oakley's other goggles that are actually designed for that application.
1365264
They work really well at night. Depends on the distance and the angle, but generally it does show the licence.
2015124
Yes they are not tinted at night.like wearing non prescription glasses. No real advantage or disadvantage
2150254
Unless the mfg changed the band, it will not fit over a helmet, but I would wear it UNDER the helmet. Unless you have a unique helmet, you should have enough room for it on your forehead. The light is incredibly bright for a long period with new batteries. I'm a cyclist who used to do night-time MTB rides. I didn't have this light when I did those rides, but it would work well.
25727
The lenses do not focus so it may not give clear definition of a trail during hours of darkness. I used them on my motorcycle so people can see me coming from a distance in addition to my normal headlight.
868033
Yellow lenses are very good for night driving. They lessen the glare of headlights minimally, but help protect your eyes while not making it more difficult to see in poor lighting. They also make gray days appear sunnier.
1678764
I would say no. The lenses are a dark tint, so riding at night alone can be affected. Also, the goggle frames are actually a really light weight plastic, which I would say isnt practical for long term use. These are mostly just for style or show, and not safety or protection.
496561
These goggles come with clear lenses. Oakley has many lenses that will fit with various light transmission levels. I use clear on overcast days and at night and have a grey lens for daytime. You can get very dark Oakley lenses, < 10% light transmission.
1811010
I personally think they would perform perfectly, since mine do. You can always order them and check them out at dusk then if they don't work for you, return them. I would honestly consider the unarmored version as they are lighter but should be the same quality optics. I use the armored at night when I can't see holes in the ground and fall down a lot which messes up my unarmored binos. Go for it and let me know your decision.
1018200
They are not polarized, but they do offer UV protection, have a double lens, are anti-fog, have flow tech venting and will fit over a helmet. They have a CarboGlas anti-scratch coatings the lens is vermillion in color.
824961
I haven't really used these for night snowboarding/skiing but they do change the color of certain things during the day, depending on the color lens you choose. I imagine that it would do somewhat of the same at night. These may be a little difficult to use for night time because they cut some light out, it would be like wearing sunglasses at night in a way. Hope this helps!