these goggles can be used to snowboard? have sun protection?
599070
Yes they can be used for snowboard. No sun protection. It's just that I like a clear vision when I go down the mountain.
599071
No, goggles come with clear lens. Oakley has many dark lenses to get at your preference of color and shading.
599072
Be careful with Oakley, they are the only goggles that cannot be touched or cleaned with water. Would not recommend.
599073
It can be used for Snowboard. Oakley shields have UV protection, however, this lens is clear, so will not be good for clear sky.
269453
I would not recommend them for snorkeling. But they work well for lap training in a pool.
242363
I think these are for sun protection. They do fit snug, but I do not use them for compression.
1782836
Yes they should be good for paintball the goggles are very comfortable and very breathable but the paint might stain the head straps if that matters :P
218813
you could try it. it is not waterproof. it is very comfortable. i like the front zipper. never was a fan of the zipper on back of the wetsuits i used while skiing and tubing altho i understand why. i use mine for hunting as a 2nd layer. i wear thermal underwear (long-johns) top and bottom and then this over that, generally. it worked well. i guess it would depend on your personal preference and if you want this suit directly against your skin
985383
I use them for a toasty swim in 62 degree water very thick. I would guess yes re lobster catching ie enough padding
1789970
These can be used anywhere eye protection is needed. They fit very close to the face and are very comfortable. They have separate inner and outer lenses and are much less prone to fogging. Given the proper temperature and enough moisture they may experience some fogging but are quite resistant to fogging under normal conditions.
500944
No you can not wear them over glasses due to the bridge design won't allow that. Contacts yes, but glasses no! Look for more of a ski goggle style.
1075551
I don't see why not. However, you would have to wear the filter 'up'. If that is not a problem for you, then I think they would be okay to wear. Also, you must make sure the chemicals you are working with will be compatible with the materials used to make the goggles.
746168
Yes but the anti-fog aspect is lacking-these are more like ski goggles than the photo image indicates,you'd probably be better off with a decent pair of safety glasses
1574743
they do have a string on them that you can put around your head that keeps them in place, but they aren't "sunglasses". I think you could, for laying out in the sun if you wanted to, but I think they are mostly for tanning bed use. I hope this helps!
1807418
I bet they'd be fine...they stay in place really well when I snowboard. Just make sure you get the correct size.
531963
I think they are for sun, red tint to prevent snow blindness. They are not very dark though. I have worn them skiing at night in a lit golf course. I could still see okay. I do not know the VLT.
1695695
I don't know what UV rating they claim, but the only body parts not covered are head, hands, and feet. I usually use a waterproof sunscreen stick like bullfrog to protect my kids' face (ears, nose, cheeks). I'm very pleased with these suits. They're a great value, and the warmth they provide make surfing fun. Being cold is miserable.
1640017
I've never tried them in the snow - all I know is that they're very thin compared to the snowboarding goggles I've seen at sun and ski.
2152095
I am not quite sure if the goggles are up to the impact safety standards required. They may be ok but you might want to check with the paintball host company before hand.
816937
Yes. The anti fog on these goggles is quite good. If you remove the lid from a boiling pot you can see how quickly they remove the fog. It is possible to add Uvex anti fog to other glasses but so far as I can find outside of ski shops they can only be purchased in full boxes.