HI Amber Polarized are pretty sweet, once you go polarized it's tough to go back, great when it's dumping, have yet to try them in other conditions

persimmon lens is ok, and thats it...it doesnt excell in any condition but doesnt lack in any either, except one...ill just go over the spectrum -BRIGHT SUN: stay away! this is not dark enough by far, after a bluebird day everything looked pink...i immediately went and got a darker lens -STORM/SNOW/FOG: contrast is laughable but at least the lens is light enough to see in those condtions, the mountain wont look like its shrouded in shadow -OVERCAST: contrast sucks again, but the shade of the lens is good for overcast -NIGHT: hard to decipher anything different, ice/snow/guy dressed in white/jumps, its all hard to see cuz theres no definintion or contrast, but at least the shade is light enought to see at night BOTTOM LINE: this lens kinda sucks, but it will work if your pinching pennys and need an all around lens, just stay away from the sun and be prepared for everything to turn orange :-)

we all know the black iriduim works good in bright sun, thats self evident, but how does it look???? im crazy about completley reflective lenses and this is the next best thing besides a fire lens. in the sun it looks silver and there is just a tiny bit of transparency...so dont worry girls, your boyfried wont see you checkin out that guy doin the backflip off the kicker while he's stmblin down the bunny hill

Not only do the Stockholm frames kick a**, the lenses are awesome too. I have several different lenses and have been happy with each of them, actually overly surprised with their performance in pretty much all conditions. I ride Mt Hood mostly, so the conditions can change in an instant. The lenses are so easy to pop in an out, that if you need to change them mid-day, it's super easy.