I've had these in multiple pairs of goggles over the years (currently in a pair of Splice). They are hands down the best low-light lens ever for snow uses. Weather here is often overcast (reason we get so much snow) and these do a great job of increasing contrast.

aside: I find myself laughing at the people who complain about using them at night for fashion reasons...might want to consider not wearing glasses when it's dark.

If you ski/board while it's snowing, these will be a great addition.

If H.I. Persimmon seems too boring, H.I. Yellow may suit you better. With a bright yellow base and a Blue Iridium coating, this lens shines with aura that few other lens options possess. While these lenses function well for low-light conditions, they become a liability in bright light.

absoloutely the lens u want if u wanna get a headache lol! driving at night with it does get me abit dizzy but if ur not really moving around like if ur in a drive in movie and still wanna sport the O, then I dont get the occational head throbbing

They look nice, but like all of the clear lenses you'll probably wear them on dark days or at night.

But if you wear them at night you'll expect that every source of light gets 2 additional sisters... it feels as if you cleared two or three bottles of wodka.

So - why should someone need a clear lense that makes you feel drunk ?!

I still prefer persimmon as low/no-light lense and emerald slate as low light lense with iridium coating.

Lovely lenses, I use them for night driving - also useful when you want to cheer yourself up - make everything seem that little bit brighter!