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 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

Currently I'm skiing with a pair of Dragon DX goggles and an amber lens. These fit great with my Red Trace helmet and i have never had any fogging issues. The problem is in flat light i really struggle so i was thinking of getting a second pair of DX's with a yellow lens.....or do i spend a bit more money on say Smith I/O's or Dragon APXs's to take advantage of easy change lenses. It might be quite nice to get a third lens for bright days (and because mirror lenses look the coolest Neh Neh).

I can't decide - anyone else got any thoughts/experiences?
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

I use DX and have a number of different lenses of varying colours. Never had any issues with them and usually just pick up replacement lenses in the sales. Usually £6-8. Mirrored lenses are a little more. I carry them about and change as and when conditions change on the hill. Once you've changed them a couple of times they are easy enough to change, even with gloves on.
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 Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?

I have a couple of pairs of DX goggles, when i needed to replace my scratched lens and get a LL specific one it worked out cheaper to but a new frame with two (yellow & Ionised jet) lenses than to buy the two lenses separately.
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My I/O'a are great... I have 3 lenses which I carry at all times, low light, mid light and bright days, it takes me roughly 30 seconds to change a lens (that includes going into my backpack to get the case), which means I never get caught in changeable light conditions. I bought my spare lenses from a U.S ebay store, which worked out about £20-25 each including delivery. And at that price should you ever take a tumble and scratch a lens it doesnt cost a bomb to replace!

There are a massive choice of lenses also!!!
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