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Smith Knowledge OTG Goggle

February 24, 2009

My eyes are very sensitive to bright light. I have been using the Smith PMT Airflow google for the past several years because when I bought them they had the darkest lenses available. However on bright days I have to wear sunglasses under the PMT lenses in order to get adequate screening. What is the darkest lense (for any make or model of google) that you offer. Do they specify the transmissivity of google lenses as they do for sunglasses? I am looking for something in the range of 95% visible light reduction.

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