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The Oakley Airbrake Replacement Lenses replace the lenses on your (wait for it) Oakley Airbrake Goggles! We bet you didn't see that coming. Are we masters of suspense, or what?

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5 5

Clinton Decker

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I've learned to swap the lenses with the goggles still on my face. Great backcountry option to have multiple lenses when goggles often fog with the sweat of hiking or touring.

5 5

Tahoerik

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  • Gender: Male
  • Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer

I love the Airbrake goggle and stocking up on the replaceable lenses has made it easy to swap when things get less than clear.

whats the best color repl lens for cloudy...

anthony yanez

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whats the best color repl lens for cloudy days

Tim Bohlken

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low light conditions go with a yellow lens. if you need an all around everyday lens get something in the persimmon range.

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Rob Wykoff

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Just got the Dark Grey Airbrake Replacement lens - it's a perfect lens for bright days on the mountain. I've always liked Oakley's Fire Iridium for bright days and had heard good things about the Dark Grey recently, so I wanted to try it out. While the Dark Grey and Fire Iridium lenses have similar light transmission rates (10% and 16% respectively), they definitely put a slightly different spin on things as their tinting and contrast differs. In my experience so far, the Dark Grey is best suited for the brightest days of the season - they do a great job of cutting glare and allowing your eyes to relax. As their title suggests, these lenses are dark - think limo tint. Even though the dark grey doesn't have an iridium mirror, it's virtually impossible to see the eyes of the person wearing them. When taken out in med-bright to overcast days, the Dark Grey lenses aren't necessarily the best tool for the job, but they'll get you where you want to go. This, in my opinion is what differentiates the Dark Grey from the Fire Iridium - the Fire Iridium seem to handle variable light conditions with more ease - they let in a bit more light, so that's understandable. If you want to learn more about the different Oakley replacement lens light transmission rates, just click the "Size?" link below the "select options" dropdown menu at the top right of the page.

Do they make a photochromic replacement...

dmrofka848585

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Do they make a photochromic replacement lense for the airbrake?

Dean Whitehead

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Hey, as far as I know Oakley doesn't make ANY photochromatic snow lenses...

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I find having a yellow and permission lens quiver works better than the photo-chromatic solutions I have used. Much happier with multiple airbrake lenses than a single photo-chromatic lens