Sun Glass Tints?

[William H. (Bill) Barham]

What do you all think is the best tint on polarized sunglasses?



Amber, Clear, Grey or Yellow? Thanks





Uncle Billy

 

[Steve Hutson]

Hey the Uncle Billy, I use gray lenses when it's really bright out side and amber when it's overcast/ cloudy. It works well for me. Seems like I learned that at a seminar put on by one of the pro's but I can't remember who it was. Heck, maybe I read it some where.



Steve

 

[JD Johnson]

I have had a couple of opthomologist <spelling>, eye doctors tell me that polarized dark grey is the best because it filters more of the harmful rays out that cause cataracts.

 

[Kenneth Brown]

Eveybodies right... Dark grey filters out harmfull UV rays Best for bright light conditions...

Amber is better for low light situations, first light and overcast. Good to have both.. I use the Oakleys half jackets... Prescription lenses, Dark grey mirrored and amber. Half jackets are interchangable!!!

KB

 

[Scott Hammer TOXIC]

This is pretty cool!! Sombody hack us?



TOXIC

 

[JD Johnson]

It was slow to log on late last night and this morning so I would say yes it has been hacked or the host is going nuts.

 

[Bill Hamilton]

Thought maybe I would try it too. Looks kinda cool but you can still read what people wrote. LOL Wouldn't know that KB started this mess!!!!



Bill

 

[Kenneth Brown]

Not on any other post!!!!



Whos that guy that said " Did I do That????"

 

[William H. (Bill) Barham]

I want to see if it's still going on...

 

[Bill Hamilton]

Yup! Still going on!

 

[Tony Payne]

</s>... there, that better?

 

[Tony Payne]

JDJ... go back to your post and edit it... look for a &lt;s&gt; and get it out of there... if you can find it.

 

[JD Johnson]

Sim,

Don't see one, what's it supposed to be and how would it get there?

 

[Tony Payne]

Well, when you edited it, it may have got rid of it for you...



the &lt;s&gt; is 'HTML' for "strikethru" <s>like this</s>... what happened is that (somehow) this got inserted into your message, but without the &lt;/s&gt;, it didn't know when to stop... in my message, I simply added that to stop the display at that point. (and your later editing (assuming you did) 'fixed' it alltogether.

 

[JD Johnson]

Thanks,

learn something new every day.