Oakley PRIZM Everyday Lens Guide | SportRx

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Want to know more about Oakley PRIZM Everyday? Andrew and Tyler gives you plenty of reasons why this sunglass lens should be an essential part of your daily gear.

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Let us know what you think about the Oakley PRIZM Everyday Collection in the comments below!

sportrxeyewear

I have Prizm tungsten polarized and it is so good. everything just seems vibrant whenever I go for walks in the morning.

The explanations of base tint is always a fun one with my customers.
Love what you all have done with these videos!

zekand

Definitely nice to hear what is in the lens and what makes them different but I hope Oakley continues to advance in the Lens technology.

Ninjaturtle

I’m customizing my clifdens rn and couldn’t decide the lens to purchase bc it always looks different in person. Y’all helped out a lot on the specs too so no that’s even more personalized. Much appreciated

walkerfreeman

I really like the green oakley lens looking through them are they green tho thanks

scootsbm

Am I making this up? I found the polarized ruby brought in a lot of light. I switched to Ruby non-polarized and find the light is less.

Outdoorswithmikey

Thanks for the video... do all the Prizm options have mirrored lenses? I now have to wear really good sunglasses outside all the time, even on cloudy days, and I'd prefer non-mirrored as people do seem a bit put off by the mirrors. (I already have the Flak 2.0 XL, which I love, except... mirrors). Is there a non-mirror option, and if it's a feature of prizm, is there an alternative? Thanks!

lyndagabriel

You guys are super informative, thank you for that!!
My edc’s are Mainlink black prizm polarized or Holbrook black prizm polarized, depending on what I drive.
I just bought the Split Shot carbon prizm for bike riding and they are slowly becoming my go to’s even though they are not polarized.

suprola

Can you rank the VLT difference from darkest to brightest in the gray base (like black, blue, jade, gray)?

stickbowsniper

I've been watching your reviews and I just wanna thank you guys. I just bought my first Oakley prizm sunglasses and I'm loving my new Oakley Holston, though I haven't seen alot of reviews about this. Maybe just one. But it kinda fits me so I bought it. Though the one's I bought have prizm grey lens, I was hoping for a prizm black but its not available in our local store. Thinking of changing the lens but can't afford anymore lol. Anyways, more power to you guys! Cheers!

guardofbersosa

Hi I saw a purple lens sutro but I cant seem to get information on the use of that tint color or an idea of how it would look. Looking forward to any help. Thanks a lot.

amircastilla

Hey! I will post this question also in the video about Prizm lenses for sport environments, just to cover the bases: I live in an environment that is snowy at least 6 months of the year, with about 2 or 3 of those months getting very bright, whether sunny or cloudy (cloudy days are sometimes the most blinding, with bright white everywhere). Then summer it is totally green and we have 24 hours of light :) I engage in all outdoor sports -- skiing, hiking, biking, rivers, lakes, forest and mountain, etc. So I am trying to choose an ideal lens (or two) for each season -- One sport frame each, one lifestyle frame each. So up to 4 pairs of sunglasses. So far I have tried the Road Jade, Black, Ruby, and Sapphire (Grey and Road are in the mail). I loved the contrast of the Road Jade in mixed conditions, but not the rose base (especially on sunny days). I loved the darkness of the Black on the sunniest days. I found that the Ruby do not work in such a green environment in summer here! While bronze base might provide highest contrast, I simply could not distinguish as well among all the green trees and plants, as bronze seems to boost the green. And the Sapphire are supposedly grey-based, but they looked too rosy to me -- I could not see as well in the Sapphire as in the Black. So... I know there is a "snow sapphire" lens and am wondering whether it's actually meant for snow conditions, and why/how? I think I tend to prefer the most "natural" look, so grey base lenses, but which one of those would give the highest contrast? I am hoping the Sutro S with Prizm Grey will be my go-to. Which lenses would you recommend to me for the 2 main "seasons" in my environment and activities? Thanks for your time!! :)

valkoshka