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Join Date: Oct 2010
Posts: 31
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Hi all
Im looking at grabbing a pair of eg2. But I'm not sure which lense would be suitable for most conditions? Will not be using these at night. I was thinking the bronze/silver chrome? Also, I do not understand how they label their lenses. Does that mean you get a silver lense and a bronze lense, or is that just one color? Thanks |
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Join Date: Feb 2011
Location: Australia
Posts: 724
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bronze silver chrome is one lens i believe, i have it on my eg2.5s and its good for most conditions except i found it poor in foggy or low light, i bought a yellow lens for low light and switch em out.
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Join Date: May 2011
Location: Whistler, BC
Posts: 310
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Personally, it's odd but I find the Yellow Chrome from electric the nicest all weather lens.
It's meant to be for lowlight, but honestly I've found the yellow chrome is AMAZING for basically everything. It's actually dark enough with mirror coating so when the sun shines I'm not blinded. The standard brown with silver chrome lens is good too, but I find it a tiny bit dark when it's shady, whereas the yellow lens works great even in shade. Try it out at a shop before though, maybe my eyes are just weird and I prefer more light, but the yellow chrome has been my favourite all day lens since I got it. The yellow chrome lens is a bit of a pain to find though. Doesn't come standard with most electric goggles and many shops don't stock it.
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