Vermillion or Rose:
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Skiing, tennis and golf. Pink hued lenses provide good
perception in low -light
conditions while allowing a tolerable level of light
transmission in bright sunlight.
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Brown or Amber:
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Skiing, boating, fishing and driving. These colors will
reduce glare and improve contrast by filtering out some blue
light, making them useful in overcast, hazy conditions.
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Gray:
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Golf, cycling or running. A neutral shade and a good
general -purpose
color, gray allows all colors to pass through. Gray lenses
have the least amount of color distortion.
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Green:
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Good for a variety of sports. Green provides contrast in
low -light
conditions and reduces eyestrain in bright conditions. Colors
remain true and some blue light is filtered out to protect
against glare.
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Yellow:
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Skiing and other fast reaction sports. This color is a
longtime ski -industry
standard because it provides excellent depth perception and
contrast in low light. These lenses are good in hazy, foggy
and overcast conditions. The downside is considerable color
distortion.
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Stop in our office and ask your optician for actual color
samples.
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